The phrase "as a miscommunication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or event that resulted from a misunderstanding or lack of clear communication.
Example: "The confusion during the meeting was ultimately resolved, but it was initially perceived as a miscommunication between the departments."
Alternatives: "due to a misunderstanding" or "as a misunderstanding".
Stein's campaign brushed off the incident as a "miscommunication with travel coordination".
New York's president, characterized the dispute as a "miscommunication over the amount of footage each of us are entitled to".
A spokesman for the New York State Catholic Conference, Dennis Poust, described the scheduling situation as a "miscommunication" and nothing more.
All did not go smoothly as a miscommunication on the second exchange meant that English Gardner, who appeared to leave too early, had to slam on her brakes and practically come to a stop before taking the baton from Alexandria Anderson.
An ABC News spokesman said what he described as a miscommunication left affiliate stations "in an untenable position.
I find it hard to accept, having lingered in the Roberts archives, that his Business Insider comments were either a "miscommunication" (as he calls it) of his true views, a shock to anyone at Publicis, or too footling – certainly for Saatchi employees – to justify his departure.
The vendor referred to the eviction as the result of a "miscommunication".
Two incompletions followed, the second on what appeared to be a miscommunication as the Giants' new tight end Brandon Myers ran in one direction but Manning threw to a different area for another incompletion.
That name originally referred to a portion of mainland Africa, but its reference subsequently shifted to the island off the coast, as a result of a miscommunication propagated by Marco Polo.
They said that after reviewing the case in more detail, they understood Andrew had answered all of the application questions honestly and he should not be disadvantaged as a result of a miscommunication between them and Countrywide.
