The phrase "an easy simplistic" is not correct in written English due to redundancy.
You can use it when trying to describe something that is both easy and overly simplistic, but it would be better to choose one term.
Example: "The instructions were an easy simplistic approach to a complex problem."
Alternatives: "a simple approach" or "an easy solution."
"It's too much of an easy, simplistic answer to say, 'She didn't win because she was a woman'.… It's an immature reaction, designed to make [people] feel better, rather than face the actual issue — that many people think she is very untrustworthy,'' said Wendy Shashoua, 70, from Johns Creek, Ga., an affluent suburb of Atlanta.
Of course after we parted ways I immediately realized that the easy, simplistic, unambiguous answer was inadequate and wrong.
This simplistic analysis is an easy sell to vulnerable people facing their own mounting debt, but it isn't good policy and it won't help us.
An attack would have been too simplistic, and in these modern times quite an easy thing to do".
The tax plan was simplistic and poorly presented and thus became an easy target for the mining lobby and its political allies.
Kristol was one of the most simplistic cheerleaders for the Iraq war, assuring us of an easy victory because all Iraqis really wanted to be just like Americans.
For more than a decade, the US – backed by successive British governments, to the horror of many in Whitehall, notably the Foreign Office and some MI6 officers – adopted a simplistic, easy, and entirely misguided, approach towards a most complex and unstable part of the world.
It is easy yet simplistic just to point the finger at health insurers.
Measuring by easily measured targets and counting beans is easy but simplistic and frequently wrong.
But it will only be solved by looking truthfully at our situation, and rejecting easy and simplistic solution.
What's more, "premature scaling" may seem an overly simplistic term, and it may be easy to misconstrue.
