"simple preference" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to express a person's basic or straightforward choice or liking for something. This phrase is often used to describe a preference that is not complicated or influenced by other factors. Example: My simple preference for breakfast is cereal and fruit.
Simple preference has turned into style.
But beyond the issue of simple preference is a larger point.
Of course some of this dislike may come down to simple preference, but for those cilantro-haters for whom the plant tastes like soap, the issue is genetic.
If responder wished to give simple preference to opener's first suit, he would have been forced to bid at the three-level — here, three diamonds.
The triumph of the mobile phone is simple: it allows people to communicate with each other more instantly and more easily than they ever could before.This simple preference is not new.
Asked what he would like to see his hitters do better — whether it was situational hitting, showing more patience at the plate or just yanking more balls over the walls — Manuel had a simple preference.
After screening the abstracts and full papers, the searches identified 17 trials that met the inclusion criteria of this study (table 1), and we were able to obtain the patient level data for 11 studies (table 2).w1-w12 All the trialists had used simple preferences, whereby the participants indicated which treatment they preferred or if they were indifferent to the treatments.
An adaptation of SapaPS, called YochanPS, received a "distinguished performance" award in the "simple preferences" track of the 5th International Planning Competition.
Our technique involves converting a planning problem with TEPs into an equivalent planning problem containing only simple preferences.
Unlike simple preferences which express desired properties of the final state achieved by a plan, TEPs can express desired properties of the entire sequence of states traversed by a plan, allowing the user to express a much richer set of preferences.
Unfortunately, subtle interactions between P3P and APPEL result in serious problems when using APPEL: users can only directly specify what is unacceptable in a policy, not what is acceptable; simple preferences are hard to express; and writing APPEL preferences is error prone.
