The phrase "a wrong moment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a time that is inappropriate or unsuitable for a particular action or event.
Example: "I tried to discuss my promotion during the meeting, but it was a wrong moment since everyone was focused on a crisis."
Alternatives: "an inappropriate time" or "a bad time".
But the seeding process has accounted for these effects, so only random events remain — an injury, a foul at the wrong moment, a last-second desperation shot that luckily drops in.
He takes obvious pride and comfort in perfecting a production's theatrical details: how speeding up the delivery of a line can suddenly make it funny; how a nail file might prove to be a comic piece of business; how closing a door at the wrong moment can kill a laugh.
But every time the self-doubt at the heart of this encounter turns to fear – every time we worry about mistaking a painting, not understanding a book, or clapping at the wrong moment during a musical performance – these responses too are included in the veneer, taking off the shine and replacing it with a harder, opaque lacquer.
There was the Swiss air traffic controller who happened to take a break at just the wrong moment, leaving an overworked colleague struggling to guide five different planes through his small piece of sky.
A common defensive card-play error is winning a trick at the wrong moment, usually prematurely.
At the wrong moment, a sight gag like that could have sucked all of the air out of the movie.
The trainer said: "Angel's Breath needed the run and Nico [de Boinville, jockey] said he just took a blow at the wrong moment.
"A crisis is the wrong moment to start building trust," Dr. Ashish Jha, director of the Harvard Global Health Institute, told HuffPost.
IGN US gave the 360 version a 6.6/10 due to a game crashing bug, calling it "the equivalent of having to critique a good book only to pause three quarters of the way through and have the author rip the remaining pages out simply because you took a break at the wrong moment".
Among his sins in the Lightning series was jumping over the boards at the wrong moment in a scoreless first period of Game 3, causing a too-many-men-on-the-ice penalty that wiped out a Washington goal.
