The part of the sentence 'was done wrongly' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an action which was performed incorrectly or with unsatisfactory results. For example, "The project was done wrongly and had to be redone."
Think of psychology in scoring: If the question is 10 points, and your solution is very easy and short, something may have been done wrongly.
Consult a horse trainer if you're not sure what you might be doing wrongly.
These are the behaviors you'll need to change, so get started by brainstorming what you're doing wrongly.
Hitler explicitly ruled out "terror bombing" and deployed the Luftwaffe to clear the way for the invasion of the British Isles by destroying the RAF – and then, when the job was done (as the Germans wrongly thought it had been by mid-September), to weaken the British economy in support of the blockade.
For the first time in 34 years, a newly introduced Safe Chemicals Act aims to do what so many of us wrongly assumed government was doing all along: Assure that the chemicals to which we're all exposed and which show up in 95percentt of Americans tested, are safe.
Those changes were not clearly stated, and there was widespread scepticism that clinicians had been doing things wrongly in the first place and there was no explicit funding for change.
She told mourners: "Struggling for oxygen, with a mask most of the time clamped to his face, he was just talking and talking and talking about the things that needed to be done, the people who were wrongly imprisoned here and in Guantánamo, in Australia, he couldn't stop talking".
This argument is absurd, and could be used to try to defend anything that someone wrongly believed should be done to children.
If the two men were wrongly indicted in the first place, justice has been done.
Sex can be ecstatic, joyful, and very, very enjoyable when done right; done wrongly, it can be painful, traumatizing, and just plain uncomfortable.
