The phrase "erroneous for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is incorrect or mistaken for something else. For example: - Her statement was erroneous for the facts of the case. - The map was erroneous for the location of the city. - The article was filled with erroneous information for the current political situation.
This comparison was erroneous for a number of reasons.
In July, however, after Snowden's leaks, Clapper finally wrote to the committee and offered a formal retraction: "My response was clearly erroneous, for which I apologize".
This line of thinking has obvious appeal after the Bush Administration's policies of operatic overreach, but it is erroneous for two reasons.
I would like Pushkin to be credited in my Met program, not only because it is erroneous for him not to be, but because having read the poem I want everyone to read it.
As the scientists ponder what to do with the book — for many, it is too beautiful for the trash bin but too erroneous for their shelves — they also speculate about the motives of its distributors.
Many of the changes were liberating, but some were narrowing and erroneous — for instance the theories espoused by Leonard Jeffries Jr., who, as head of City College's black studies department in the 1980s, lectured on the differences between African "sun people" and European "ice people".
Discuss the fallacy as a potential tool for creating erroneous beliefs for the audience.
Note that the FER values are recorded for 100 erroneous frames for each (frac {E_{b}}{N_{0}}) value.
The quality of assembler output was measured in three aspects on resultant contigs: N50 for contiguity, coverage for completeness and number of erroneous bases for accuracy.
Assuming that sociopolitical categories are the same as genetic categories can lead to erroneous assumptions, for example that genetic tests for ancestry represent a person's ethnicity.
The column also gave an erroneous credit for Scott Wittman, a creator of a new show in development for Martin Short and still untitled.
