Sentence examples for incorrectly mentioned from inspiring English sources
The phrase "incorrectly mentioned" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you want to emphasize that an idea or statement was discussed or explained in the wrong way. For example: "The facts were incorrectly mentioned, resulting in a misunderstanding of the situation."
* Editor's note: This article was amended after publication - the percentage of people returning to the Sky Sports Champions League app is 33% rather than 35% and the in previous version ITV programmes Scott & Bailey and Plebs were incorrectly mentioned as having had second screen paid app trials.
Note: A previous version incorrectly mentioned cocaine alongside schedule 1 drugs.
* Original post incorrectly mentioned Dec. 12 as Our Lady of Guadalupe's birthday.
Quadruple fortissimo, which was incorrectly mentioned in the article, would be notated as ffffffff.
CORRECTION: A previous headline incorrectly mentioned that this house would be the first artwork on the moon.
*NOTE: This is the correct location - some AERA publications incorrectly mention the Grand Hyatt.
Correction: A photo incorrectly mentioning Lee Haney has been removed.
Spine of slipcase incorrectly mentions the title as "King Of Pop - The Hong Kong Collection".
Correction: An earlier version of this post implied incorrectly that Nicholas Ray is mentioned only at the beginning of Andersen and Burch's documentary.
(male, high health literacy, low education) The use of the device names for radiation treatment, such as "Truebeam", "Novalis" and "Cyberknife" were often incorrectly verbalised and participants mentioned that these names "do not tell them much" and "should not be mentioned on the website".
For example, a single annotated instance of the term 'formation' caused the corpus-enriched dictionary-based system to tag all subsequent mentions, incorrectly as it turns out.
