The phrase "assessed incorrectly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing evaluations or judgments that have been made in a wrong or inaccurate manner.
Example: "The project's potential was assessed incorrectly, leading to a lack of funding."
Alternatives: "evaluated wrongly" or "judged inaccurately."
Also, he said, the fact that the properties are assessed differently does not mean that the more highly assessed one is assessed incorrectly.
Campaigners say many claimants are often assessed incorrectly and that the government should accept that many sick and disabled people have such severe health problems that there is no current prospect of their being able to undertake work or work-related activities.
Using the child as the unit of analysis, we then calculated the proportion of children with each main symptom who were assessed correctly, assessed incorrectly or not assessed at all, by observed health workers.
Overall, creatinine points were assessed incorrectly 43% of the time.
The economic benefits of healthcare research may be assessed incorrectly in the following cases: absence of valid, reliable and operational indicators for measuring economic benefits; use of incorrect and incomplete data.
Ms. Milstein said her investigation revealed the boy had been incorrectly assessed.
In these cases, a risk was known, assessed, and ruled (incorrectly) to be manageable.
Too often, explains Huggett, special education needs (SEN) students are incorrectly assessed or clumsily put alongside children who have very different needs.
Elderly residents in care homes are being wrongly charged bills for nursing services, while others are being incorrectly assessed for residential fees amid widespread confusion about benefit rules.
The executive in charge of running medical assessments for benefits claims at Atos Healthcare has offered an apology to those long-term sick it has incorrectly assessed as being "fit for work".
During a powerful Commons debate that united politicians from all parties, MPs gave emotional accounts of how very sick individuals had been incorrectly assessed and told to return to work.
