The phrase "a wrong entry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an incorrect input or mistake made in a form, database, or any record-keeping system.
Example: "After reviewing the data, I realized that there was a wrong entry in the report that needed to be corrected."
Alternatives: "an incorrect entry" or "a mistaken entry".
LivePerson software can sense when a customer is lost by keeping track of how many times he types in a wrong entry (such as the wrong password), or by calculating how much time elapses between keystrokes.
And there is almost no run-off area, because the track is just about to go under the bridge that carries the straight up to 130R, so a wrong entry means a meeting with the wall on the outside on the exit.
A wrong entry was punished with 1 min of confinement in the box.
Finally, despite all the effort to include only proteins with proven enzymatic activity [ 6], one of the 105 cases included a wrong entry, putative catechol oxidase DXA2_DROME [ 19], which was later re-annotated as the 26S proteasome regulatory subunit 3 (UniProt entry P25161, PSMD3_DROME).
Be careful when adding custom CSS, a wrong entry might upset your website's layout completely.
The remaining 15 (14%) errors appeared to arise from laboratory records being assigned to a wrong PAS entry with similar names, a manual process which occurred in some laboratories during specimen entry.
RDBMS do normalization because of three goals, i.e (i) To free the database of modification anomalies, i.e. to update only one row in one table against a wrong instance entry, (ii) to minimize the redesign of the database, and (iii) to avoid biasness towards any particular access patterns.
On older iPhones such as Farook's, a passcode may be entered incorrectly nine times; after the 10th wrong entry, the device erases all the data the user had stored on it.
And if the F.B.I. disables that feature, allowing it to enter every possible passcode until it hits the right one, it may still come up against another barrier: a built-in delay between wrong entries, so that typing in five thousand possibilities, for example, might take thousands of hours.
After three wrong entries or too long a pause, a LivePerson box pops up: "Can I help you?" Intuit and QVCare among more than 300 clients.
Before entry, the forms were scrutinised for accuracy, completeness, inconsistencies, wrong entries, illegible markings and missed entries.
