'fallacious notion' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to an idea or belief that is wrong or unsupported by facts. For example: "John's belief that the ancient Egyptians had access to modern technology is a fallacious notion."
Unless and until policy makers, politicians and, yes, the press free themselves from the simplistic and fallacious notion that standardized test scores represent absolute quantities of learning, they will very likely promote miseducative practices in our schools.
"Sapphire and their lawyers made a propaganda campaign with the fallacious notion that Terry v. Sapphire precluded anyone in Nevada from setting up an independent-contractor relationship, which it doesn't do," said attorney Mick Rusing, who represented the Sapphire strippers.
Meanwhile, at the national level, the GOP plans to build support for its hard-line immigration agenda by propagating the fallacious notion that "illegal immigrants steal American jobs and thus weaken the economy, according to Suzy Khimm at Mother Jones.
This notion is both fallacious and harmful, and one I am trying diligently to avoid perpetuating.
They shouldn't go near this notion again; it's fallacious, economically and politically.
Recognize fallacies and determine if the fallacious arguments are relevant for the science content.
Still, Kant does endorse the notion that when one clears away the fallacious or at least inadequate metaphysical arguments for the existence of God found in philosophical theology, one is able to see that morality itself offers an argument for God's existence which both allows for (moral) certainty and addresses people in a moving, concrete way.
Whereas normative concepts of entrepreneurship tend to idealize the consonance between individual success and social welfare, critical notions of entrepreneurship stress that such an idealization is based on the fallacious identification of entrepreneurship and modern identity (Bröckling, 2015).
The notion that tech companies and startups need to be protected by inflated earnings is fallacious.
The notion of the glories of a free marketplace making the "deserts bloom" is a fallacious one.
THE accepted notion that directors have no concern with the market price of their stock is as fallacious as it is hypocritical.
