The phrase "causing misunderstanding" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the creation of a misunderstanding due to something that was said or done. For example: "The miscommunication between the two parties was causing misunderstanding."
The military government said it had released 11 more political prisoners including a leading journalist, Daw San San Nwe, 56, who was imprisoned in 1994 after being accused of "causing misunderstanding of the government" in her news reports.
He went out of his way to condemn Mr. Hashimoto, criticizing him for "causing misunderstanding and mistrust to Japan's neighboring countries" with his "inappropriate remarks about the history of Japan".
"If I caused misunderstanding, I'm sorry.
James Ryan, attorney-general of Illinois, thinks that KTNT's conduct "constitutes a clear attempt to confuse, deceive or cause misunderstanding".
The order also bars any news reports, published materials or any other media that could cause misunderstanding or that would affect the stability of the state.
After several days of heavy criticism, Mr. Mori, left, expressed regret in a tense news conference that his remarks had caused misunderstanding, but declined to retract his statement altogether.
"Each country tends to look at issues from their own prospect, which may cause misunderstanding in the process," Ms. Wang said.
Economics Minister Taro Aso, in an interview with Dow Jones Newswires and CNBC Asia, said, "If the phrase 'rich Jewish people' causes misunderstanding, I will correct it and stop it".
" If the title is doomed to cause misunderstanding, that is part of the movie's breezy air of bafflement and its willingness to waft us back and forth in time, or to stop us in our tracks.
A missionary doctor, Marian Manly, encouraged her to record the story of her journey with Pao, polished the text and suggested avoiding subjects such as prostitution which might cause "misunderstanding".
Now Mr Chen has done much the same.Three days after his speech, Mr Chen allowed (through a spokesman of the independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party, which he leads) that his comments "were oversimplified and may have caused misunderstanding".
