The phrase "erroneous assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe an incorrect evaluation of something. For example, "The judge's erroneous assessment of the situation caused a lot of confusion in the courtroom."
Identification errors can lead to an erroneous assessment.
Often drug undergoes irreversible changes such as hydrolysis in PBS leading to erroneous assessment of the release profile.
Sirolimus (SRL), a widely used anti-inflammatory/antiproliferative/immunosuppressive hydrophobic drug undergoes irreversible changes such as hydrolysis leading to erroneous assessment of the release profile.
A district court would necessarily abuse its discretion if it based its ruling on an erroneous view of the law or on a clearly erroneous assessment of the evidence.
In particular, the new fuzzy probability model, which considers all three spalling criteria by adopting weighting factors, was able to resolve the problem of erroneous assessment of spalling when only one spalling criterion is chosen.
"However, that inaction, based on the erroneous assessment of the damage which the preaching and propagating of radical views could do within this country and elsewhere, does not begin to undermine the assessment, that we find well-proved, that he is a risk to national security," Ouseley said.
Since the leaders of these countries do not want what we think they should want, we wind up tilting at windmills, creations of our own erroneous assessments.
To indicate possible erroneous assessments of road unevenness using the IRI only, a simulation study was conducted in which seven different homogeneous road profiles were considered with waviness values in the range from 1.5 to 3.0, and 0.1 variance component of single harmonic undulation with most dangerous wavelengths, all having the same nominal value IRI= 2.21mm/m.
Indeed, assertion A7 proved to be the most challenging in our sample, with erroneous assessments registered across all age classes - though with a clear drop in performance for the oldest (chisq = 11.1; p≦0.05).
When health care provider assessments replace patient rating in those not able to report their symptoms, the identification of risk factors for erroneous assessments by health care providers is important [ 24].
To avoid erroneous interpretations, assessment of clinical significance should only be assessed if statistical significance and a Bayes factor of less than 0.1 have been obtained.
