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The phrase "are fairly simplistic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is overly simple or lacking in complexity, often in a critical context.
Example: "While the concepts presented in the article are fairly simplistic, they do provide a good starting point for beginners."
Alternatives: "are quite basic" or "are rather straightforward."
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There are fairly simplistic online petition organisations out there, especially commercial sites that have zero expertise and understanding of politics, but that's not us".
So… you don't need to necessarily protect each device because most of the devices are fairly simplistic.
Some descriptions are fairly simplistic (e.g., monitoring to recognize success, adjustment of management as needed).
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And while it is "neat", believe me, I know this demo is fairly simplistic.
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Most of the advice in the report is fairly simplistic – increase cooperation, make sure terrorists don't use Yahoo – but one line in particular is quite galling.
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