'straightforward structure' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a system, plan, or process that is easy to comprehend. For example, "The professor outlined the project with a straightforward structure that everyone in the class could understand".
"In Our Time" has a straightforward structure.
They work to a straightforward structure.
Dr. Sawtell is tackling a set of circuits that — despite having a seemingly straightforward structure and very few types of cells — have stubbornly resisted attempts to decode them.
One Crow Alone (Macmillan £12.99) is a prequel to After the Snow and also a satisfying standalone novel, although with a more straightforward structure and voice than Willo's story.
A straightforward structure with the nuances of horseshoes, the long, drawn-out flavor is rife with notes of harried housekeeping and intense aromas that are more I'm-on-the-floor than forest floor.
It's a refreshingly straightforward structure, and that seems to attract an especially genuine crowd.
Most of the mashhads were straightforward square structures with a dome, but a few of the mausoleums at Aswan were more complex and included side rooms.
Whatever is not directly listed in straightforward, structured form is something Facebook Graph Search cannot tabulate for you yet.
Welcoming members from all levels of experience, we aim to start with straightforward structures and production techniques and progressively increase the sophistication of our designs, all with the goal of building a fast boat.
Such design concepts for hybrid configurations encompass straightforward structures with a low degree of coupling between membrane and thermal desalination processes, but range up to very complex configurations with strong interconnections on both the water side and thermally, as well as with several desalination processes connected in series or in parallel.
We like to have simple and entrepreneur-friendly, straightforward structures.
