The phrase "carelessness by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone or something has acted with carelessness or negligence. Example: "In the accident, the car was damaged due to carelessness by the driver." In this sentence, "carelessness by" is used to show that the driver's actions were responsible for the damage to the car.
That would confirm Mr Gherson's suspicion that the new policy has come in by accident, probably as a result of zeal or carelessness by mid-ranking officials.
"The evidence in this report demonstrates not just carelessness by KPMG but a reckless disregard for their duty," the HBOS whistleblower Paul Moore told The Independent.
In this case, Comey ignored those rules to editorialize about what he called carelessness by Clinton and her aides in handling classified information, a statement not grounded in any position in law.
But with the Russian media already claiming that Latvia is sliding towards fascism, it is easy to see why the Baltic states are twitchy about their reputation, and resentful of what they see as gratuitous carelessness by influential outsiders.
Strzok also said Comey initially concluded Clinton had shown "gross negligence" in how she handled classified information — a finding that could lead to charges — but dialed that back to "extreme carelessness" by the time he finished his memo.
To this day I can give myself a sense of freedom and carelessness by setting out on a walk with a couple of hard-boiled eggs and some buttered bread – thank you, Milly Molly Mandy.
Some of these errors are caused by ordinary carelessness or by delegation of volumetry to inadequately trained staff.
It's about a culture of carelessness reinforced by low wages, bad attitudes and poor training.
A scale of carelessness illustrated by the fact that in nearly three centuries of striving, Winchester and St Paul's Day School have contributed a solitary prime minister apiece.
Or the carelessness displayed by our public figures including Bob Blackman, the Conservative MP for Harrow East, who a week ago expressed "regret" after sharing a Facebook post from an American anti-Muslim website.
Claimants allege a continued pattern of carelessness exhibited by PG&E, and the utility could face criminal charges if found guilty.
