The phrase "plain observation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing something that is straightforward and lacks any interpretation or analysis. Example: "The weather forecast was a plain observation that it would be sunny and warm all week." In this context, the speaker is simply stating the observation without adding any personal opinions or interpretations.
This tool consists of plain observation and subjective appraisal combined with the identification of seven predefined perspectives; how is the picture made, colour utilization, depiction of states and body positions, which affects/emotions, symbols and secondary metaphors/symbols for the self can be recognized in relation to a neuroception of threat with respect to safety.
By plain observation, we know that the sequence GGGCCCGGG is exactly 9-nt separated from TTTTAATTT in the original sequence".
An empty Ni grid was placed in PLD instrument with nickel foam to directly obtain TEM sample for plain viewing observation.
"The most interesting writing I did during those days," Capote wrote of his wunderkind years, "was the plain everyday observations that I recorded in my journal.
Loan officers in safe microfinance operations spend time talking with a client at her place of business, using her answers to analyze the cash flow of the business and household and using their own experienced eyes to determine whether a client's answers are consistent with plain sight observations.
As for plain radiography, observations with CT are restricted to abnormalities of cancellous or cortical bone.
The model was validated using actual evapotranspiration (ETa) measured by an eddy covariance system, measured soil moisture in croplands, groundwater level measurements over the piedmont plain and runoff observations in a mountainous catchment.
To confirm the existence of a corresponding observed relationship, observation data of airflows within the lower atmosphere over the Kanto Plain would be needed.
Greenpeace gets a section to itself: 12 bullet points under the heading "Anti-coal activism", a catalogue of activities that aims for a bare, ominous tone but winds up including observations so plain that they could have been drawn from Greenpeace's own annual reports.
Microstructures as well as magneto-optical observations of plain and thin-wall samples evidenced a reduction of cracks in the thin-wall samples.
The subtext of all three of these observations was plain: R.E.M. is getting better.
