The phrase "and is not simply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is more complex or significant than it may initially appear.
Example: "This project is not just a task; it is a challenge that requires creativity and is not simply a matter of following instructions."
Alternatives: "and is not merely" or "and is not just".
Obviously, this creative phase of interior design is based on thorough research and critical analysis and is not simply the result of a sudden flash of inspiration.
"What she does is give them permission to express a particular kind of rage that is not self-annihilating and is not simply bitchy.
"This is a fundamental responsibility of the agency and is not simply a matter of clauses in contracts or formal procedural requirements".
"So they can go off and found a company that produces a new chip and is not simply selling information on the Internet or creating Web sites".
They say network-neutrality rules are needed to ensure that the internet provides a level playing field for innovative start-ups, and is not simply run in a way that maximises profits for incumbent network operators.
"Then," Mr. Caligiuri said, "we have to aggressively develop an economic vision for this city that is proactive and positive and is not simply reactive and based on having a Home Depot here and a mall there.
Professionals solve pest problems and are not simply in the business of applying pesticides.
These terms play an evaluative role, and are not simply descriptions of someone's state of mind.
These results support the notion that both water- and detergent-soluble Aβ are important in AD and are not simply released from plaques by mechanical disruption.
This response depended on the percent anthropogenic land use in the watershed's riparian zone and was not simply a uniform environmental response to golf course facilities.
Nevertheless, such genes are expressed, suggesting that they retain some function and are not simply pseudogenes.
