"deluded into" is a valid part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used in the context of being tricked into a false belief or misled by someone. Example: He was deluded into thinking he could buy a brand new car on his limited salary.
("His young fans" shouldn't be deluded into thinking otherwise).
Athletes become deluded into thinking we can have peace and war simultaneously.
How many women have been deluded into thinking that work is the cause of domestic problems?
No one should be deluded into thinking the measure is a cure-all, however.
Iceland went bust because a country of fishermen was deluded into thinking it had become a giant investment bank.
Many black people have been deluded into thinking that our BMWs, Lexuses, Porsches, Benzes, titles, heavily mortgaged condos and living environments can influence people who are fundamentally immoral".
Twitter's accelerating losses are apparently no cause to fret to those who can self delude into bouncing a penny stock 1,400 percent in a day by accident.
Pearce will not be whipping the British nation into one of those frenzies which deluded us into imagining that Italy would be getting a hiding, less than a month ago.
In a way, it speaks to how the country deluded itself into that belief in the same way I deluded myself into thinking things would be different here.
These are things that are only sustainable in LA, where people delude themselves into thinking things like this are fun because they have deluded themselves into thinking they are important enough to hang out there.
Tells how officials of the Johnson Administration "deluded" themselves into support of the Saigon gov't.
