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The phrase "a widely held misconception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a belief or idea that is commonly accepted but is actually false or misleading.
Example: "Many people believe that eating carrots significantly improves eyesight, but this is a widely held misconception."
Alternatives: "a common misunderstanding" or "a prevalent fallacy".
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Federighi's response may help put to rest a widely held misconception.
As for the difficulty Africans or anyone else might have following the daily antiretroviral regimen, now might be a good time to burst a widely held misconception.
This contributes to a widely held misconception that all people of faith and religious leaders oppose abortion access.
"It is a widely held misconception that TARP will make a profit," she writes right at the top of her 327-page report.
This is a widely held misconception that, according to the Missing Women Working Group's 2010 report, some police might hold as well.
This quote from Sigma-Aldrich bulletin 891A is a widely held misconception.
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Through July 26 This exhibition proposes to correct the widely held misconception about Donald Judd's often-quoted 1965 article "Specific Objects": that it is a statement of first principles, a manifesto for Minimalist art.
(Cotter) 'Specific Objects' (through next Friday) The widely held misconception that Donald Judd's often-quoted 1965 article "Specific Objects" is a Minimal art manifesto is undermined by this smart show, but not completely dispersed.
(Cotter) 'Specific Objects' (Through July 26) The widely held misconception that Donald Judd's often-quoted 1965 article "Specific Objects" is a Minimal art manifesto is undermined by this smart show, but not completely dispersed.
(Smith) 'Specific Objects' (closes on Friday) The widely held misconception that Donald Judd's often-quoted 1965 article "Specific Objects" is a Minimal art manifesto is undermined by this smart show, but not completely dispersed.
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