"erroneously described" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe something that has been inaccurately described or characterized. For example: The article in the newspaper erroneously described the suspect as an elderly man, but the police have since revealed that he was actually a young adult.
An earlier version erroneously described Slovenia as a former Soviet bloc country.
An earlier version of this article erroneously described the javelina as a rodent.
The TPP is often but erroneously described as part of a U.S. effort to contain or constrain China.
Correction: A previous version of this post erroneously described Pliny the Elder and Aulus Gellius as living in the B.C.E.
No, it indubitably rests on how we view prostitutes (as Carlsen was erroneously described) who are attacked.
FACTUAL ERRORS -- Mr. Blair erroneously described Hospitalman Alaniz as a seaman and as being "down the hall" from Sergeant Alva and Corporal Klingel at the medical center.
Some textbooks erroneously describe glasses as undercooled viscous liquids, but this is actually incorrect.
Are you aware that in your new book you erroneously describe Princeton, N.J., as "the first capital of the United States"?
It was strange, for example, to see Scott Pelley's lead-in to CBS's "60 Minutes" erroneously describe the Mueller report's findings in a way that Trump might have scripted: He flatly stated that the report, as described by Attorney General William P. Barr, exonerated the president.
However, like a rookie cop in a police procedural, I almost blew the whole case by adding a couple of Brit school alumni to the tally, erroneously describing it as a fee-paying school (a mistake that came back to bite my behind when the school's principal wrote a correcting letter to the Word, resulting in an understandably frosty reception when I next ran into editor Mark Ellen).
Therefore, we believe that every exercise should be described for what it is specifically assessing thereby avoiding erroneously describing particular metabolic pathway(s) involved.
