The phrase "a misstatement in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an error or inaccuracy within a specific context, such as a document, statement, or report.
Example: "The auditor found a misstatement in the financial report that needed to be corrected."
Alternatives: "an error in" or "a discrepancy in".
I feel that I must point out a misstatement in your Profile of William Mills family.
The New Yorker, July 23 , 1938P. 55 I feel that I must point out a misstatement in your Profile of William Mills family.
By Elizabeth Foster Mann The New Yorker, July 23 , 1938P. 55 I feel that I must point out a misstatement in your Profile of William Mills family.
But then Republicans used a misstatement in Mr. Gore's comment -- the vice president said Kailey "has to stand" when she had stood for only one day on the ninth day of classes -- to question the vice president's credibility.
"If you wrote a disclaimer that basically says we're not liable for fraud or making a misstatement in connection with this opinion that we're putting out, that would be ineffective as a matter of law," said Michael A. Perino, who teaches securities law at St . Johns University in New York.
Mr. Tenet said he planned to call Mr. Cheney's attention to a recent misstatement, in a Jan . 9interview, when the vice president recommended as "your best source of information" on links between Iraq and Al Qaeda the contents of a disputed memorandum by a senior Pentagon official, Douglas J. Feith.
"To assume we've captured all the low-hanging fruit would be a gross misstatement in a state like Florida".
However, Tesco said clawback was not relevant to Leahy payouts as it was only triggered by a "material misstatement" in Tesco's accounts.
At 5 30 in the afternoon, somebody says, 'Have you read the report?"' He made a similar misstatement in mid-December when questioned on "Fox News Sunday" about whether the episode reinforced doubts about his foreign policy experience.
There seems to be a slight misstatement in this comment, which I hope we interpret correctly.
Another manifestation of the bias is an outrageous misstatement in the report's preface.
