The phrase "a result of misguided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome that stems from poor judgment or misdirection.
Example: "The project's failure was a result of misguided planning and execution."
Alternatives: "an outcome of poor judgment" or "a consequence of misdirection."
"It is a result of misguided policies".
Now, largely as a result of misguided efforts to extend deregulation to the finance industry, we have experienced the biggest economic blowup since the nineteen-thirties.
Some of the penchant for patents may be silly or a result of misguided competitive zeal, according to Josh Lerner, an economist at the Harvard Business School.
As a result of misguided administrative actions and unexampled severity toward his opponents, he eventually lost his authority in the south; at the end of his reign, the sultanate had begun to decline in power.
The elders of the little town of Bomont, Ga., have banned dancing (and loud music and a lot of other fun) not out of prudery, but as a result of misguided but understandable parental concern.
Ryan is correct that the new normal is a result of "misguided policies," although we have different definitions of misguided.
The aircraft leasing charge was a result of a misguided attempt by Morgan Stanley to enter the aircraft leasing business in 2000.
We urge the governor to commute her sentence so she does not now have to return to prison as a result of a misguided Supreme Court ruling.
Travis Norton, 33, gravitated to heroin in adolescence as a result of a misguided infatuation with artist addicts like William S. Burroughs and Kurt Cobain, he said.
Mbeki and his health minister steadfastly denied that position, and a recent Harvard study estimates that at least 365,000 of South Africans, including 35,000 babies, died directly as a result of this misguided approach.
American workers and American consumers will suffer as a result of this misguided tariff.
