The phrase "probably misunderstanding" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express doubt that you have correctly understood something. For example, you might say, "He seemed to be implying something when he said that, but I'm probably misunderstanding."
One of the tragedies of this case is that the so-called "wolf whistle" was probably a misunderstanding.
"There's probably some misunderstanding of who I am and how I roll," Travis Kalanick told BBC World Service technology programme Tech Tent.
Other minor and editorial comments for the authors: - In the description of the swap and the circular permutation, it should be clarified that the definitions are only for the protein domain and not the whole protein (which could have multiple domains) Authors' response: There is probably some misunderstanding here.
The misunderstanding probably stemmed from the fact that Beers views America's tattered international image as little more than a communications problem.
Some early Christians were falsely accused of cannibalism, consuming sacrificial victims at nocturnal feasts, a misunderstanding probably due to the secrecy surrounding the Eucharistic rite and the use of the words body and blood.
Don't people understand that the culture of pets is a very recent arrival in Korea?" To describe the collision of viewpoints about the eating of dog meat as a misunderstanding probably ranks as the understatement of the season in a country bent on modernizing.
This movie is based on a scathing self-help book which argues that, if someone appears to be uninterested in you, it's probably not a misunderstanding or a case of crippling shyness or self-doubt, it's simply that they are genuinely uninterested in you.
This is probably the biggest misunderstanding.
And finally, some discrepancies between survey and qualitative findings, for example in the use of medicine shops, probably reflect a misunderstanding by interviewees of the survey question asked.
