The phrase "used wrongly" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a word or phrase that has been used incorrectly in a sentence. Example: "The student's essay had many errors, including words that were used wrongly."
Even herbal medicines and herbal supplements used wrongly can kill".
I believe the word used wrongly distorts the world.
It's familiar to biologists because it is sometimes used — wrongly, I think — to illustrate the opposite point.
"The side effects of herbal remedies are limited, but still if used wrongly, they can cause problems," he says.
The seeming authentication of a minor item is used, wrongly, to suggest legitimacy for records that may include a startling fraud, he said.
If used against her, that rationale could also be used, wrongly, to punish what Prof. Volokh called "a vast range of other speech".
You will also discover that there is an Eddie Murphy rule, based on the proposed law changes in the US to prevent people using wrongly acquired information to rig the commodities market.
But Richard James, former director of the centre for healthcare associated infections at the University of Nottingham, pointed out that the UK could not solve the problem on its own and global action in countries where antibiotics are over-used, wrongly used and can sometimes – even in southern Europe – be bought over the counter, was vital.
See the video below, in which he and Sarah discuss the curious trend of pundits abandoning technology and ask whether communications overload is really a problem, or just a matter of us using it wrongly.
PARIS — The entire secret military file that was used to wrongly convict Capt.
The entire secret military file that was used to wrongly convict Capt.
