"falsely informed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has been told inaccurate or incomplete information, or to describe the inaccurate or incomplete information itself. For example: "The witness was falsely informed about the time of the accident, leading to a discrepancy in the police report."
It doesn't take much of a leap to see how the dispersion of false information has created a generation of politicians and Americans at large who have been falsely informed that marijuana is equivocal to cocaine and heroin.
The panel heard that Scott falsely informed Keats' agent that an ancestry visa had been obtained; submitted a false player registration form to the RFU claiming that Keats had been born in Christchurch, England; delayed providing a copy of the player's passport as proof before submitting an illegible document; and then emailed a passport copy that turned out to be a forgery.
Theseus returns and is falsely informed that Hippolytus has been the aggressor toward Phaedra.
They yearn to return to a home which, because of its strategic importance, they are falsely informed has been destroyed.
The documents falsely informed insurance companies that their assets were invested profitably in government bonds and other securities, the indictment says.
We falsely informed them that we could not see their responses and would rely on them to self-report how many words they made.
Follmer's suit, one of several across the country seeking class-action status, alleges that Bank of America "regularly falsely informs borrowers that it did not receive requested information and demands that documents be re-sent".
(The episode thereafter forgets Smeaton, who was not spared, as Thomas hinted he might be, for falsely informing).
Huhne is charged with allegedly falsely informing the investigating authorities that Pryce had been the driver of the car.
Pryce is charged with falsely informing investigating authorities that she was driving a speeding car on 12 March 2003 and getting three penalty points.
Huhne is charged with falsely informing investigating authorities that Pryce was driving said car, enabling her to get three penalty points.
