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The phrase "a misunderstanding occurred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that there was a failure to understand something correctly, often in the context of communication or interpretation.
Example: "After reviewing the emails, it became clear that a misunderstanding occurred regarding the project deadlines."
Alternatives: "a miscommunication happened" or "an error in understanding took place."
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In Steven Drukman's interview with me ["She's Grown Up Now but Still a Natural," April 9], a misunderstanding occurred.
"A misunderstanding occurred, an apology for that inconvenience was given, and now we're moving on to what's next," said Ms. Pelosi, who dismissed criticism from Republicans that they were being unfairly treated.
Now VaxGen acknowledges that a misunderstanding occurred between the company's statistician and other scientists there.
The Indian airline confirmed that a "misunderstanding" occurred between the cockpit crew on the New Year's Day flight.
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How could such a misunderstanding occur?
In tonight's episode, the sub-plot of the series is brought into play when a misunderstanding occurs with the hospital Christmas card competition and one of Pippa's medical students.
As Bohus described in [43], a misunderstanding occurs if the response of the system mismatches the user intention.
If the soldiers reasonably apprehended a threat, and acted with necessary force, then it's possible to conclude that a tragic misunderstanding occurred.
A similar misunderstanding occurred in 1987 when the Dalai Lama was denounced by the Chinese state media for putting forward a peace proposal on Capitol Hill.
A last unpleasant misunderstanding occurred in 1898.
That was when another misunderstanding occurred.
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