The phrase "prove to be erroneous" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a conclusion or statement that was later found to be wrong or incorrect. For example, "The initial diagnosis of the patient's illness proved to be erroneous."
First the police list indicated that felony complaints were filed against seven persons, which proved to be erroneous.
It has proven to be erroneous, and in accordance with other posts, I wish to protect the safety of the "woman in a headscarf" that has been seen around the world.
Most of the assumptions introduce for the conditional branches in MAS5 lack experimental evidence, and one of the most basic assumptions, that the amount of transcript is linear to the PM-MM value, has been proved to be erroneous [1].
However this assumption was subsequently proven to be erroneous since K-pNPPase activity reflects the ion channel activity across the membrane rather than being a partial reaction of the ATPase.
The evaluation of 'rider peaks' can prove to be difficult and can possibly lead to erroneous results [26].
"When I first heard of this matter, I genuinely believed that it was erroneous, that it was an accusation that would prove to be false," she said.
However, these measures presuppose a concordance between the views of patients and clinicians, which has been proved to be an erroneous assumption [ 4, 5], particularly in subjective domains such as pain [ 6].
In our Finnish sample, we found that the imputation of this region proves to be difficult and the erroneous genotypes concentrate on the phenotype-defining genotype.
The two deaths due to cholelithiasis (according to the certificate of death) may prove to represent erroneous diagnoses, established at times when computer tomography (CT) was not available.
