The phrase "a wrong item" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an item that is incorrect or not as expected in a particular context, such as in shopping or inventory situations.
Example: "I received a wrong item in my order and need to return it for a refund."
Alternatives: "an incorrect item" or "a mistaken item."
The study has found that Alex is able to discriminate between them, to the extent that he will refuse when a wrong item is offered to him, which shows an ability to rationalise and decide, linked directly to the use of language.
Unless a wrong item was rung up, there is nothing a member of staff can do to change the price.
"If an employee picks up the wrong item, we have a recall".
Writes one Yelp user who refused a delivery of the wrong item, several emails went unanswered and the company didn't answer their phones.
Examples could include technology errors, such as lack of transmission of test results due to software configuration problems, or technology use problems such as juxtaposition errors due to clicking the wrong item in a drop-down menu when ordering a medication.
Say so long to the panic of choosing the wrong item on a menu and order with assurance – just like a local.
To fix this, you'll go to the "Artist Roles" section on the album page, and correct the "main artist" by marking an "X" next to the wrong item, and clicking "Add Credit" to add anyone who's missing.
When this binding mechanism is impaired, 'competitive cueing' mechanisms during recall (Nairne, 2002; Bullock, 2004; Burgess and Hitch, 2005) are expected to lead to reporting the wrong item in memory—a swap error.
This deficit was strongly associated with an increased tendency to report the wrong item in memory, strongly supporting the role MTL has in binding distinct visual aspects of an item across brief retention intervals.
Consistent with the histogram analysis, in same-location trials participants showed an increased probability to misreport the wrong item in memory [Fig. 2 left graph; t(7) = 3.5, p =.01], but similar likelihoods of responding with a random orientation or guessing [Fig. 2 middle graph; t(7) = 0.4, p =.7].
There are more than a couple of complaints to be found about having orders cancelled because of damaged goods from suppliers, or customers receiving the wrong item or not being able to get a refund without making a ton of noise.
