'mistaken perception' is a perfectly grammatically correct phrase, and can be used in written English.
For example: "The public's mistaken perception of the politician led many to vote against her in the election".
And overcoming taboo is a harder job than just overcoming a mistaken perception of another.
"There's a mistaken perception about City College that we are not what we used to be," he said.
This mistaken perception arises from a narrow notion of form seen in isolation from content, style, and tone.
But Israel can't be paranoid because paranoia is the mistaken perception that people are out to get you.
And it is deepening in part because of a mistaken perception one side has of the other: that only one world view can prevail.
This is because of a mistaken perception of privacy, which should only be due to individuals and not artificial arrangements created by law, which trusts are.
Contact with members of the other group could correct mistaken perceptions, improve empathy and diminish prejudice.
Since the earth revolves, and the sun stays fixed, that's just another of our - and his - mistaken perceptions.
"I think it would be more responsible to confront mistaken perceptions about immigration from other EU countries and so-called 'benefit tourism', and instead to explain the facts.
Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi (Los Angeles) Director: Lance Acord If you're going to challenge mistaken perceptions about your car, you may as well go the whole hog – and directorial duo Terri Timely has done exactly that in this exceedingly daft piece... also for the Toyota's Prius.
These individual policies in turn feed our mistaken perceptions.
