"was issued incorrectly" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
You can use this phrase when describing a mistake or error in a document or official statement that has been issued. Example: The parking ticket that I received was issued incorrectly, as the date on the ticket was wrong.
The comments were interpreted as a direct criticism of the AFP, who last week told a number of media outlets, including Guardian Australia, they had not come into contact with a red notice that had been issued incorrectly.
"In more than 99% of cases there is absolutely no evidence to suggest that parking fines have been issued incorrectly," says Councillor Peter Box, chairman of the Local Government Association's Economy and Transport Board.
He added: "The policy which was issued today was poorly worded and incorrectly indicated that the Coalition supported an 'opt out' system of internet filtering for both mobile and fixed line services.
"The policy which was issued today was poorly worded and incorrectly indicated that the Coalition supported an 'opt-out' system of internet filtering for both mobile and fixed line services.
BUSINESS DAY An article on Thursday about mortgage rules to be issued by the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau referred incorrectly in some editions to one element of the rules.
Even if there are errors on the ticket or the ticket was incorrectly issued to you do not ignore it.
The cartoon on page 43 of the April 27th issue was incorrectly credited; the artist was Karen Sneider.
The illustration on page 30 of the December 22nd & 29th issue was incorrectly credited; the artist was Victor Marchand Kerlow.
CORRECTION: The illustration on page 30 of the December 22nd & 29th issue was incorrectly credited; the artist was Victor Marchand Kerlow.
CORRECTION: The cartoon on page 43 of the April 27th issue was incorrectly credited; the artist was Karen Sneider.
It was taken incorrectly.
