"faulty concept" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a flawed or incorrect belief or idea. Example: The politician's statement that all immigrants are criminals is based on a faulty concept and is not supported by facts.
In his speech, I noticed the same faulty concepts as those I had heard in the car driving back to the training center 18 years before, that assets should be valued by "objective" data, not by the market, that value is objective and not subjective.
Instead, students must confront their own conceptions and errors, understand them, construct a new framework of understanding, and replace the faulty concepts (Nazario et al., 2002; Lombrozo et al., 2008).
A survey in Uganda, for instance, shows that managerial weaknesses such as incorrect pricing, poor recordkeeping, inadequate inventory control, and faulty product concept are among the self-rated causes of small business failure (Tushabomwe-Kazooba 2006).
Australian historian Craig Stockings highlighted that the Italians were hampered by a faulty defensive concept and poorly designed and constructed outposts, were weakened by previous casualties, inappropriate doctrine, inferior weaponry (particularly artillery), and an inability to counter British armour.
They uncovered a small number of faulty relations between concepts, and a large number of redundant concepts.
Unrepentant and insouciant as ever, the former law student again goaded the authorities with their faulty understanding of the concept of "jurisdiction" and their attempts to charge him in absentia, while mocking the requests of Malaysia's "internet police" (MCMC) that YouTube and Facebook take his videos down.
Nevertheless, scoring was performed such that only accurate expressions counted for the "presence" of a concept; students' faulty expressions about heredity, for example, would not count as the presence of the key concept of heredity.
But before they do, the creator must sift through countless amorphous concepts and faulty notions.
The disastrous Bay of Pigs invasion (an early CIA effort conducted in our name) is usually the classic example of Army veteran and University of California psychologist Irving Janis' concept of "groupthink": faulty decisions made because group pressures lead to a deterioration of mental efficiency, reality testing and moral judgment.
Diseases associated with faulty primary cilia reinforce the concept that primary cilia are required for the proper development and function of the brain.
