"make a wrong call" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
Here is an example sentence using the phrase: I made a wrong call when I decided to stay at the job instead of looking for a better opportunity.
Information is gold when it comes to decision-making; you can be an incredibly smart person and make a wrong call, simply because you don't have all the facts.
At the moment, if schools make a wrong call, they lose £50.
Their health means she cannot afford to make a wrong call.
I'M not the only one who has seen prognosticators through the years make a wrong call — Dow 36,000!
— DAVID CARR This election night's first award for making a wrong call goes to The Wall Street Journal.
Add in those who have say they've "rarely" made a wrong call and the number jumps up to 84percentt.
It's being able to talk about times you made a wrong call, what you learned from it, and then that encourages other employees to do the same.
"We have made a wrong call here," Mr. DeMint said in an interview with Fox News after returning from a trip to Honduras last Friday.
A replay supported India's position that it wasn't a deflection and, while 28-year-old Warner admitted he made a wrong call, he said he wouldn't seek out Sharma to apologise.
The visitors' coach, Craig Sandercock, admitted that perhaps he made a wrong call in fielding some players with knocks, saying: "It's possibly my fault as we had three players who were ill and didn't train during the week, and some who were a bit busted and I made a decision to play them and they weren't at their best".
I was at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday to see what happened when he made a wrong call.
