The phrase "and simplistic solution to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a solution that is overly simple or lacks depth in addressing a problem.
Example: "While the proposal offers an easy fix, it ultimately presents a simplistic solution to a complex issue."
Alternatives: "and overly simple answer to" or "and naive approach to".
When your dad beats your mom and mocks you for crying, when you decide to get in line at the Apple store instead of seeing your dying sister, when you have gay thoughts for your best friend, well, "Turn it off!" Non-believers hear hypocrisy and an absurdly simplistic solution to difficult issues: "Turn it off/ Like a light switch/ Just go flick/ It's our nifty little Mormon trick".
In his testimony Mr. Pitt said any rules barring accounting firms from providing consulting services to the same clients were "a simplistic solution to a complicated problem and would produce worse audits than we already have".
The Shell boss said divestment was a simplistic solution to a wider problem and could delay adopting more meaningful policy options: "I fundamentally do not believe that holds a business rationale".
This is an overly simplistic solution to a systemic abuse of civil rights.
"Eating less meat is a simplistic solution to what is a highly complex situation.
His simplistic solution to achieve results by making teachers millionaires will not change this.
A national health plan proposal is a simplistic solution to a complex issue that ignores the realities of the American health system.
To suggest that medicine should adopt a "fast food" model to reduce costs represents a simplistic solution to the admittedly significant expense of health-care delivery.If health care is concentrated in regional specialised medical centres, some patients might have to travel as far as 150 miles for outpatient surgery.
The president, in his well-intentioned proposal, has provided a sound-bite, simplistic solution to this highly complex problem.
I have argued at length that this is an overly simplistic solution to an increasingly complicated problem.
