The term 'false call' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The police received a false call about a robbery taking place in the area."
What were the risks of making a false call?
Over the next several hours, the officers placed a false call to 911 about a homeless man in the vestibule of a building near the woman's, to have an excuse to be back on the block.
"When I first heard about it, I was hoping it was a false call, a Halloween prank," said Delaware County Sheriff Thomas E. Mills, who met Mrs. Dykstra at the hospital.
They were most likely to do so, the scientists found, when one type of false call didn't do the trick.
As per the law of magnetic force, the nearby healthy cell may attract the nanorobot compared to a distant cancer cell which might result in a false call.
"I knew no one would make a false call like that.
The high percentage of false calls can also take the edge off police response, police officials said.
"When you exercise, you bounce and jiggle, and that could create electrical signals that give a false reading, leading to a lot of false calls," he said.
Similar cases have involved false calls to police, trying to induce Swat teams to terrorize the targeted address on behalf of angry internet scum.
Eleven of the 19 counts are nonsexual charges against Ms. Sinha, such as making false calls to 911, witness tampering and bribing a witness.
Automatic break detection algorithms have to compensate these phenomena avoiding false calls.
