The phrase "seems to be incorrect" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The grammar in this sentence seems to be incorrect.
But the fetching story of the journal with the uncut pages seems to be incorrect, according to research by the editors of Darwin's papers at the University of Cambridge.
The yes campaign has been built almost entirely on our oil and gas and renewables industry, based on information that seems to be incorrect; just ask [oil services executive] Sir Ian Wood … That's not to say that an independent Scotland would rely solely on these resources, but it does lead me to question just what else has been over-exaggerated in this campaign.
"Every data point I look at seems to be incorrect".
Strictly speaking, this seems to be incorrect.
These results are conservative, since there are residues that are annotated as part of a helix in the PDB file which seems to be incorrect.
The findings of this study clearly highlight that this assumption seems to be incorrect and accordingly raise serious concerns about the use of this measure in clinical trials.
The statements in the papers that he quotes seem to be incorrect statements, and that someone (W-C W at the very least) must have known at the time that they were incorrect". Wigley was concerned partly because he had been director of the CRU when the original paper was published in 1990.
However, some results given by Youness [8] seem to be incorrect according to Yang [12].
But estimations (3.15) and (3.21) in [18] seem to be incorrect, as they have no meaning.
We carried out several checks of the database and we reviewed the patients' charts for a second time if data seemed to be incorrect or important data were missing.
Those two details appear to be incorrect.
