The phrase "a coarse view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a rough or simplistic perspective on a subject, often lacking in detail or nuance.
Example: "His analysis of the situation was based on a coarse view, failing to consider the complexities involved."
Alternatives: "a rough perspective" or "a simplistic outlook."
The WorldClim database14 provided a coarse view of temperature and rainfall patterns among sites (resolution ~1 km2) and included prior years.
One feature of this model is that, although a coarse view of the process is taken, it still conserves the history of individual particles.
As the GAP vertebrate habitat models are publicly available for the entire USA, use of these data can provide a coarse view of potential wildlife-facility conflicts and inform facility planning early in the process.
By the 70s, readers got a coarser view of the future, with comics like 2000 AD giving birth to anti-heroes like Judge Dredd.
And even the shape model released on Friday presents only a very coarse view of 67P.
However, this previous literature focuses on a more coarse view of the retail system, without investigating the actual micro behavior of each individual customer, which we can and do observe in our work.
Past typing methods gave us a very coarse view of strain diversity.
Each module was then labeled to represent the network from which the aggregated set of authors was affiliated, providing a coarse grained view of cross-network collaboration on the highly-cited papers.
Our analysis of genotype network fragmentation provides a coarse, statistical view on the organization of genotype space.
A two-phase model is applied for elucidating a coarse-grained view of the inhomogeneous structure.
This example illustrates the importance of first relying on a coarse-grained view of the target system (probably based on domains), which contributes to get a first understanding of the system's main components and relations.
