The phrase "associated incorrectly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where something has been linked or connected in a wrong or misleading way.
Example: "The data was associated incorrectly, leading to flawed conclusions in the report."
Alternatives: "misassociated" or "linked inaccurately".
The second word in the band's name alludes both to the eponymous British punk rock movement of the nineteen-seventies (associated, often incorrectly, with neo-Nazi movements) and the Yiddish "oy," which is perhaps the most concise expression of angst in the history of language.
To minimise measurement errors associated with incorrectly placed ring boundaries, each sample was cross-dated against a species-level reference curve obtained by averaging all ring-width chronologies belonging to a given species from a given site.
A two-sided 5% risk (significance level) associated with incorrectly rejecting the null hypothesis was considered acceptable for this study.
A one-sided 2.5% risk associated with incorrectly rejecting the null hypothesis (significance level) was considered acceptable for this study.
First, the semi-automated approach may include measurement error associated with incorrectly identifying areas of high signal intensity in the bone as BMLs.
Alternatively, the spectrum uploaded to ChemSpider itself may be wrong and incorrectly associated with a structure.
This article incorrectly associated Stacy Malkan with H2E.
The remaining 4 mutants were probably incorrectly associated with RP or have functionalities not discovered yet.
He is often incorrectly associated with American Pop art because of his many images of banal objects.
When the mice were returned to the safe cage, they froze in fear, showing that the fearful memory was incorrectly associated with a safe place6.
