The phrase "a misguided view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an opinion or perspective that is based on incorrect information or misunderstanding.
Example: "Many people hold a misguided view that success is solely determined by wealth."
Alternatives: "a flawed perspective" or "an erroneous belief."
"A Hazardous Afterlife" (editorial, Feb. 25) provides a misguided view of the electronics recycling challenge.
His belief is rooted in a misguided view of creativity that exaggerates the importance of the initial idea in creating an original product.
That notion, he says, is rooted in a misguided view of creativity that exaggerates the importance of the initial idea in developing an original product.
Finding that it is, the research concludes that investors and executives rely on faulty metrics and notions about capital as a scarcity best squirreled away, a misguided view that clouds their ability to assess accurately potential job- and market-creating investments.
Put simply, this is a misguided view on how to improve profitability.
However, critics are concerned not only with what they see as a misguided view of belief, truth, and knowledge, whether relativist, subjectivist, or idealist in nature.
In UA, members refer to under-earning as a "disease" or what Jeremy calls a "process addiction", a somewhat misguided view of what actually makes some people chronically broke.
It was an understandable, but misguided view of a life shaped by a force of character entirely her own.
This is serious, because if you think that Gould's ideas represent the cutting edge of evolutionary theory (as I myself did until about a year and a half ago), you have an almost completely misguided view of where the field is and even of what the issues are.
There are films in which the audience comes to see that the character narrator of the film has a limited or misguided view of the film world.
I have, in a series of columns, and as a cautionary warning against the misguided view of Iran as nothing but a society of mad mullah terrorists bent on nukes, been examining distinctive characteristics of Persian society.
