"erroneously mentioned" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to something that was previously mentioned but is not accurate or correct. For example, "The report erroneously mentioned that the project had been completed."
The support by the EU COST programme was erroneously not mentioned in the published version of the European clinical guidelines for Tourette Syndrome and other tic disorders.
(Joan Wohlstetter, who was mentioned erroneously, is married to Lorenzo Hall.
Harbottle mentioned the BBC Newsnight report that erroneously linked Lord McAlpine with an allegation of child sex abuse and warned: "Given recent events … we are very surprised and indeed highly concerned to note the content on your website".
As previously mentioned, Churchland and Churchland seem to believe, erroneously, that Turing's "results entail... that a standard digital computer, given only the right program, a large enough memory and sufficient time, can... display any systematic pattern of responses to the environment whatsoever" (1990: 26).
This is now mentioned in the figure legend (current Figure 6A) 9) 7B erroneously implies that abundance correlates with spatial expansion - should be removed or revised.
The base was briefly mentioned in the 1983 movie WarGames, although the film erroneously listed Loring as being home to the 43rd Bombardment Wing.
Unfortunately, as already mentioned in Section 3.2, van Ginneken and Giles [ 39] erroneously doubled their experimentally observed decay rate in their analysis instead of halving it.
I erroneously believed that Ms. Kagan was openly gay not because of, as Stein describes it, a "whisper campaign" on the part of conservatives, but because it had been mentioned casually on multiple occasions by friends and colleagues -- including students at Harvard, Hill staffers, and in the sphere of legal academia -- who know Kagan personally.
