"erroneous by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is incorrect or mistaken due to a particular factor or reason. Example: The data in the report was deemed erroneous by a computer glitch.
To her surprise, most students tested in a national field trial lunged for the answer she considered most transparently erroneous: "By using tea leaves rather than tea bags".
A candidate or elector can "protest" the returns of an election as being erroneous by filing a protest with the appropriate County Canvassing Board.
Of particular concern are unobservable attacks where compromised measurements are not flagged as erroneous by bad data detection algorithms.
In the latter context, models can be erroneous by leaving out "negligible" factors and, at least for reasonable times, our model predictions do not differ significantly with the target systems we are modeling (wait long enough, however, and such predictions will differ significantly).
The controversy around FIFA's actions and the organization's apparent endemic corruption made global headlines in November, after a summary report released by FIFA that cleared Russia and Qatar of violating major bidding rules was labeled "erroneous" by the lawyer who led the same investigation.
Initial reports that the Nnd-1 protein coding sequence downstream of Ankyrin repeats contains two amino acid polymorphisms were shown to be erroneous by later studies (http://flybase.org).org
Two of our inversions provide evidence for generation by chromosomal breakage and erroneous repair by NHEJ [ 11, 19, 20] (Table 1).
We can estimate the total number of erroneous tags by multiplying the number of tags with missing bases by three (Fig. 3A, Supplementary Figure S5C).
As AFP notes, McAfee's website had been launched by the tech pioneer to "counter what he sees as erroneous claims by the media or authorities about him".
A separate analysis, by two Treasury Department specialists, says subsequent measures may have reduced these erroneous payments by $2 billion.
An appeals court overturned that conviction because of erroneous testimony by a prosecution witness.
