The phrase "although misguided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to acknowledge that a particular action or belief is incorrect or misdirected while still recognizing the intention behind it.
Example: "Her efforts to help were appreciated, although misguided, as they did not address the root of the problem."
Alternatives: "albeit misdirected" or "even if mistaken".
Daisy's willingness to perform so vulnerably for Jake, although misguided, taps into a kind of desperate brio that our culture rewards.
The first, the Battle of Balaclava on 24 October, ended with the legendary British 'Charge of the Light Brigade', which was, although misguided, an astonishingly successful operation of war, with relatively light casualties - only 118 killed out of 620.
And she writes with frankness about the particulars of prostitution, although a misguided sense of decorum prompts her to use the word harlot incessantly.
The idea of placing and paying parental coordinators in schools to facilitate greater parental involvement and subsequent student achievement is well intentioned, although very misguided.
Although not as misguided as the coercive approach, this persuasive style didn't fare well either, leaving its targets wholly unchanged.
This perception, although always somewhat misguided, is now even less tenable given the results of the genome sequencing projects, which demonstrate that the human genome is remarkably similar to that of evolutionarily ancient organisms.
Fans of the DC Comics character saw the casting decision as misguided, although questions were based less around her fairly short CV and more around the fact that she was "too skinny".
It was an especially misguided decision, although one that forewarned readers can remedy easily.
This is misguided because, although there may be very low levels amongst people born in the UK, we have significant populations born in countries where hepatitis B is endemic, including much of Asia and Africa and parts of Latin America and Eastern Europe.
I find them admirable and intellectually coherent, although in my view misguided.
The results produced by global climate models and all regionalizations based upon them, cannot be interpreted as forecasts - although it is a misguided notion that they can.
