The phrase "in a wrong way" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been done incorrectly or not in accordance with expectations or standards. Example: She took the exam in a wrong way, not following the instructions properly, and therefore received a lower grade than she had hoped for.
"Some ordinary people do the slaughtering process and in a wrong way.
János Lázár, Fidesz's leader in parliament, said today: "If the [media authority] applies [the law] in a wrong way, or there are problems, as a result of objections parliament will change this law, you should not have any doubts".
With Mussolini I'm sure we would have had a better situation, but not in a wrong way, not with a union with the Nazis because I am not a Fascist.
Asked if he would rather be loved or respected, given he is invariably the outsider in any big final, he said: "I'm not going to take that in a wrong way.
He insists that cancelling the project was the "right decision at the right time, which came about in a wrong way".Whether Mr de Maizière can stay in his job will ultimately depend on whether Mrs Merkel thinks that his troubles could hurt her in the election (she is not sentimental about these things).
Diodes conduct in a wrong way.
(AP) — The police said the woman who died along with her young daughter, three nieces and three others in a wrong-way crash in Westchester County told her brother she was having difficulty seeing before the accident.
Relatives of a Westchester father and son killed in a wrong-way crash on the Taconic State Parkway in July that left eight people dead filed a lawsuit on Thursday against the estate of the driver at fault, Diane Schuler.
(AP) — A lawyer for the family of a New York woman who killed herself and seven other people in a wrong-way crash says the woman's body will be exhumed for testing in an attempt to counter findings that she was drunk at the time of the crash.
The road intersects with County Route S2 (CR S2) at a junction called Scissors Crossing; CR S2 runs concurrently in a wrong-way concurrency.
The truck route then heads west on US 1 (in a wrong-way concurrency) to US 222's southern terminus in Conowingo.
