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The phrase "a terrible simplification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when critiquing an oversimplified explanation or representation of a complex idea or issue.
Example: "The article presented a terrible simplification of the economic crisis, failing to address its underlying causes."
Alternatives: "an unfortunate oversimplification of" or "a gross simplification of".
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In the late 1930's and 40's, a virulent form of Arab nationalism, a terrible simplification of Iraq's many identities, wrecked the political order.
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It is, he says, a dangerous cocktail, a tremendous simplification of the complexity of the global world.
"That is a distortion and a simplification of the matter.
"A terrible breach of trust".
What a terrible series of events.
I have a terrible sense of direction.
Love is a terrible waste of time.
He gets a terrible sense of entitlement".
It's a terrible lack of diversity.
This would be a terrible waste of what is a valuable resource of increasingly high quality chronological information.
I have a terrible memory of her.
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