"facile view" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a simplistic or oversimplified perspective on something. Example: The politician's facile view on immigration fails to address the complexities of the issue.
It closed a career dominated by a rigorous, never facile, view of humanity.
Neither Morley nor Savage, though, subscribes to the facile view that things were better in the old days.
He said: "We have got to get away from this facile view that talking tough solves this problem.
It's a facile view, which has taken hold in many think tanks, here and in Europe, that there's a grand bargain to be had in Iran.
That facile view conflates the disparate interpretive roles of definition and application.
The temptation is to call out the Institute of Public Affairs crowd for their corporate-funded, facile, reductionist view of freedom of speech as an absolute truth rather than a privilege to be managed responsibly.
In our view point, the facile, inexpensive and mass preparation of Boehmite (AlOOH) nanostructures still remains blank.
Very facile reasoning, I thought.
From synthetic chemistry point of view, SBCAMD uses a facile synthetic scheme to transform commercially available or known chemicals into a molecule that fits or likely fits the binding site of a drug target.
The principal hero of this struggle was Emerson, whose reputation Mr. Poirier did much to redefine, challenging the familiar view of him as a facile optimist, a woozy metaphysician or an enabler of laissez-faire capitalism.
With a view to developing vectors allowing facile generation of constructs for improved, high-level transgene expression, we first evaluated smaller fragments containing this CpG island.
