The phrase "almost simplistic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is nearly simple or overly simplified, often implying that it lacks depth or complexity.
Example: "The explanation was almost simplistic, failing to address the nuances of the issue."
Alternatives: "nearly simplistic" or "borderline simplistic".
It's written in a way that's doubtlessly powerful, yet has these themes and messages hidden between it's pages, wrapped together with an almost simplistic and real narrative voice.
Its musical language might seem almost simplistic to us today, having been through the entire development of 20th-century music, but the main issue with the piece is the never-ceasing power of its rhythmic inventions.
At first glance the drawings of Lee Brown Coye have an almost simplistic, naive quality.
Intriguing studies on implicit bias, which find that black boys are viewed as older and less "innocent" than white boys, or tests of individual implicit bias that measure the presence of unconscious racial prejudice, make accusations of racism almost simplistic.
It's crude, yes – almost laughably simplistic, in fact.
Its first attempt, PhotoDeluxe, was almost numbingly simplistic, offering canned step-by-step "wizards" but little freedom.
On first reading, Roper's apparently uncomplicated appreciation of the everyday can appear almost too simplistic, but listen carefully to his beautiful descriptions and a conflicted sense of his own role within his poetry can be heard.
If so, it feels too easy, almost as simplistic in its sneering as the simplemindedness that it affects to despise; "American Dreamz" will be music to the ears of many Bush-bashers, but the best satire should box everybody's ears.
Aly-Khan Satchu Nairobi, Kenya Sadly, it wasn't only lawyers who compromised their professional integrity as authors of the Bush Administration's torture policy, but also behavioral scientists, anthropologists, and other social scientists who propounded almost comically simplistic theories of Arab and Muslim cultural psychology to explain how best to humiliate Middle Eastern men.
Some of the questions are almost too simplistic.
"It is almost too simplistic that the TVs are new gods," the artist has said.
