The phrase "a possible wrong" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a potential mistake or error in a situation or context.
Example: "There may be a possible wrong in the calculations that we need to address before finalizing the report."
Alternatives: "a potential error" or "a possible mistake".
"They become preoccupied with events that have passed — obsessing endlessly on a possible wrong answer or a missed opportunity.
Twelve years later, an Queens assistant district attorney, James C. Quinn, was investigating a case involving a possible wrong conviction last August and decided to reopen the Martinez case.
The argument that doing the right thing might set the precedent for doing a possible wrong thing is weak on both intellectual and moral grounds.
The motives given were: the WHO criteria were already known; information remained limited to those involved in the project and was not disseminated to the entire team; a possible wrong choice of project coordinator; and even failings within the institute.
For now, Hillary is playing the victim card and blaming any possible wrong on Director Comey.
Therefore, putative non-inhibitor training dataset can be generated by extracting a few representative compounds from each of those families that contain no known inhibitor, with a maximum possible "wrong" classification rate of <15% even when all of the undiscovered inhibitors are misplaced into the non-inhibitor class.
He did not present any evidence to support that claim, but called on the authorities to look into any possible wrong-doing.
The variables more correlated with both e-health use and a higher risk of possible wrong use were female gender, presence of chronic disease and younger age.
A second convention in 1879 tried to right every possible wrong and produced a tome.
To destroy the habit of traditionary respect for the will of the people as declared through the electoral forms, and to exhibit our institutions as a failure, is the greatest possible wrong.... Hayes believed he could overcome the belief of many citizens that he had been elected by fraud.
"I've done all the possible wrong things that you can do in a tennis career," Gulbis said.
