'more easily understandable' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something can be more easily comprehended or explained than before. For example, "Rewriting the instructions in plain English makes the concept more easily understandable."
With XML, service interfaces become more easily understandable, because the interface definition is self-describing XML.
4. Campaigning The point of infographics is to make data more easily understandable.
With typography, embedded definitions of legal terms and other means, this project aims to make the law more easily understandable.
That said, if all Mr. Buffett did was invest his own money, he'd own some Wells Fargo — a simpler investment story that's more easily understandable — but also JPMorgan.
You are editing a paper in which the author explains how metaphor can make a complex subject like Einstein's theory of relativity more easily understandable.
In a message to members, the company, based in Palo Alto, Calif., said it would collaborate with users to create a more easily understandable document.
We believe the derivation given by AOM is more systematic and easily understandable than those given in published papers.
As the new chief, Dr Lee said he hopes to make the IPCC's reports more relevant and easily understandable not only to policymakers but also civil society.
QSAR modelling methods cover a wide range of approaches and address many user model building requirements, since they include regression and classification algorithms, eager and lazy approaches, and algorithms producing more easily interpretable and understandable models.
This helped to reframe questions, clarify and use more appropriate or easily understandable concepts.
This helped to reframe questions, clarify and use more appropriate or easily understandable concepts as the research progressed.
