The phrase "an oversimplified view of" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use this phrase to describe something that has been simplified too much and may not be complete or accurate. For example: "The book painted an oversimplified view of human behavior that did not account for individuals' personal motivations."
It may be that members of Congress — but especially the Republicans in swing districts who were overwhelmingly likely to vote for the bill — relied on an oversimplified view of public opinion.
If moral clarity were to lead to an oversimplified view of the war on terrorism as "a parable of good (us) versus evil (them)," I fear it may impede the kind of analytical clarity the United States needs to expose areas where we might be at fault.
This assumption would reflect an oversimplified view of the relationship between causing disadvantage and creating injustice.
As such, this literature provides an oversimplified view of the issues.
are based on an oversimplified view of the intermolecular forces, so that they are strictly valid only for such simple fluids as argon.
Most VLs convey an oversimplified view of scientific inquiry, which might handicap science education in terms of cultivating the ability to conduct authentic scientific inquiry and to solve everyday problems, or promoting students' scientific literacy.
Merely comparing modern genera (Equus) with the earliest members of the group (Hyracotherium) may reveal an average increase in size, but this provides a greatly oversimplified view of a complex and interesting pattern.
In any case, concluding an exclusive relationship between increased central dopamine metabolism and elevated urine concentrations of TIQ derivatives might be an oversimplified view because the found elevation of TIQ levels in ADHD could result not only from primary central but also from peripheral synthesis [ 17].
If it continues, it will lead to a cheapened, oversimplified view of history, one that suppresses the conflicts and contradictions that make cities vital.
The concept that pro-inflammatory cytokines are resorptive factors and anti-inflammatory cytokines are anti-resorptive factors is an oversimplified view and one that is changing.
Regardless of the exact underlying causes for the prolonged SN-38 circulation, the fact that low circulating levels of SN-38 demonstrate profound cytotoxic potential indicates the need to not take an oversimplified view when modelling drug-induced haematological toxicity.
