The phrase "is completely misunderstood" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation or concept that is not accurately understood by others. Example: The concept of time travel is completely misunderstood by many people, often leading to confusion and misinterpretation of theories and explanations.
More importantly, though, we need to change the poacher's attitudes – because the real value of rhino horn is completely misunderstood.
In Pakistan and, in fact, most of the Islamic world, the very concept of secularism is completely misunderstood.
Houston Rocket and mental health advocate Royce White joined HuffPost Live Monday to talk about an issue he believes is completely misunderstood in professional sports: mental illness.
Blade Runner, notoriously, was completely misunderstood when it was released.
"Mehlman got technology and organization and the truth is — I think it's completely misunderstood — it was Ken's campaign," Plouffe said.
"What we believe was completely misunderstood in the publication was that our cluster ammunition could have harmed the civilian population under Georgian control, which cannot be true," said Kakha Lomaya, the secretary of Georgia's State Security Council.
In fact, the CPS guidelines stated that barristers were not obliged to make final speeches in short cases – a rule not explained to jurors and which was completely misunderstood.
Ms. Libin and her family emigrated from St . Petersburgto Flatbush when she was 8. Later they moved to Middle Village, Queens, where in school she found herself to be "completely misunderstood because I didn't speak the language," said Ms. Libin, who now speaks with the slightest trace of an accent.
As I'd have to count myself as one of those one million – my various collections of books, football programmes, ticket stubs, banquet menus, Panini stickers and stamps are completely misunderstood by my family – the opening voiceover of the new series of The Hoarder Next Door (Channel 4) grabbed my attention.
"It's completely misunderstood".
But when Yammer took the top prize at TC50 in 2008, it wasn't uniformly praised, and in some cases was completely misunderstood.
