"carelessness to" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to show that someone is being careless or not paying proper attention to something. Example: Her carelessness to check her work before submitting it resulted in several errors and a low grade on her assignment.
It is not in the nature of carelessness to evade detection by active critical reflection since being careless need not deprive one of the ability to detect one's carelessness.
To lose both looks like more than carelessness to Clegg's critics.
"It has a certain carelessness to it, but it's a controlled carelessness," he said of his flowers last month on his 22nd birthday.
Many factors presumably contribute to such shootings, ranging from carelessness to unconscious bias to explicit racism, all of which have received considerable attention of late, and deservedly so.
The photograph of a once beautiful racehorse dumped in a junkyard after its euthanization speaks to the heartlessness and carelessness to which the animals are subjected.
They are also right to remind us of the importance of place and to warn us against a carelessness to its wellbeing.
Kermode attributes Shakespeare's obscurity less to showing off or to exuberant carelessness than to a sort of headlong, self-regarding joy.
Political commentators called the affair a threat to national security due to Bernier's carelessness and to Couillard's background with motorcycle biker gangs.
"'All The Things She Meant To Say' is a reaction to carelessness, a reminder to think before one speaks," explained TYGAPAW in an email to THUMP.
On the other hand, the absence of guidelines regarding the difference to be detected opens the door to carelessness or even to manipulation.
Some of them are due to carelessness and some to the fact that EHRs can automatically "copy forward" — or populate — the notes with old information and include copied material from other providers.
