"induce error" is a valid phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to cause or bring about a mistake or incorrectness in something. Example: The complex instructions in the manual can easily induce error if not followed carefully.
A certain canniness and accuracy was all that was needed to induce error after error.
Since the relays in the PL scheme always decode and forward the received signals, they can induce error propagation, hence limiting the BER performance of the system.
Repeated learning (i.e., a new application of the learning procedure on the faulty network) is then experimented to induce error masking.
In the context of SPN clustering, the misclassification at the earlier stage is likely to induce error propagation in the succeeding merge and produce large clusters containing SPNs of different cameras.
There will inevitably be design trade-offs, but the closer the compliance with human factors requirements, the less likely that the design will induce error, task difficulty, or other risks.
As always, a distribution-based diagnostic decision is arbitrary and may inevitably induce error because of misclassification.
And where Williams is a power hitter, Coetzer is a counterpuncher whose only chance tonight, she conceded before the match, was to induce errors.
It may, however, induce errors from 8.9 to 11.8 cm.
This measured height may induce errors of 9.2 cm (2/60 volunteers with an error >10 cm).
Grid aggregation that is motivated by the need to expedite the computation may induce errors in estimating advection vectors.
In the lack of such measures, diurnal temperature changes can induce errors in vented pressure transducer readings as well.
