The phrase 'use plain language' is correct and usable in written English.
You may use it in any situation when you want to emphasize the importance of communicating something clearly and in a way that is easily understandable. For example, you might say, "Always remember to use plain language when writing for a wide audience."
We use plain language as much as possible.
5.28pm: More from the moral pulpit: "You don't have to wait to use plain language in your dealings with consumers.
– Henry Kippin, director of Collaborate Good communication: "Complexity is certainly an issue and one of the challenges is to keep things simple and to use plain language.
It would help establish clear standards for such residences and would require, among other things, that residential contracts use "plain language" to fully disclose services, costs and the procedures for handling residents who lose their ability to pay.
It is also a non-starter to say that populists offer simplistic pseudo-solutions, whereas real democrats do complexity: all politicians want to use plain language and be understood by "ordinary people"; the idea that a bright red line always separates populist and non-populist policies is a fantasy.
You dont have to wait to use plain language in your dealings with consumers.
Mr. Feld uses plain language to get across complicated ideas, they say, and drives home his points visually with anything from drawings on napkins to staged demonstrations.
He spoke of the power of precedent and the importance of humility, using plain language with senators who sometimes got tangled in legal shorthand, jargon and precedents.
3. In groups, research one of the latest computer viruses; create a presentation poster that explains how the virus works using plain language and simple illustrations.
"It's important that a patient understands their record so they can share in the decision-making process, but there are risks in asking doctors to write medical records using plain language.
It encouraged using "plain language and a format that is readable on a mobile device," including by using graphic icons, and offering users a way to change the privacy choices they have made before.
