The phrase "was improperly done" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an action that was not completed correctly or in accordance with the rules. For example: "The work was improperly done and had to be fixed."
"Because of the way other services have been launched around us, we were kind of grouped together, but that was improperly done," says Stamped co-founder and CEO Robby Stein of the trendy rate-it-all space.
The published sensitivity of their classifier of 73% was obtained when the internal validation was improperly done and only 59% when the validation was properly done (published as supplementary material) [ 26, 27].
Tenants say those earlier repairs were improperly done.
Background: Transfusion-transmitted infections (TTIs) constitute a major health problem worldwide where routine screening of blood or blood products is improperly done, and where non-medical injecting medications and/or drug use are prevalent.
If the paperwork and records are improperly done, there's no guarantee companies will follow the rules.
Documents in those cases were presumably improperly done before.
According to Martha E. Stark, the finance commissioner, that bill was originally intended to apply to co-op sales as well, but it was improperly worded so that it did not include co-ops, which are traded as shares in a corporation rather than as real property.
According to the official investigation, there had been early signs that the drill pipe was having problems and was improperly designed, but the companies involved did nothing.
However, auditors added that these deficiencies didn't necessarily mean a person was improperly enrolled under the Affordable Care Act.
Bonds's lawyers said he was improperly convicted for obstructing justice when the jury did not find him guilty of perjury, too, but Illston did not agree.
When did the possibility that the I.R.S. was improperly targeting conservative groups first become public?
