The phrase "wrong framework" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a situation where the structure or system being used is inappropriate or unsuitable for a particular context.
Example: "The project's failure can be attributed to the wrong framework being applied during the development phase."
Alternatives: "inappropriate structure" or "incorrect model."
"I started to think about it, and said to myself, 'He's right.' " By then, the medical establishment was gradually changing its view; as one former critic later noted, "This is not like taking Viagra or getting a mole removed — that's the wrong framework".
Cloning a bunny is evil, but pouring mascara in its eyes is apparently okay.I mostly find this stuff silly and not terribly indicative of anything, particularly because most moral issues are too complicated to be handled in a "morally acceptable/morally wrong" framework.
This alone is reason to believe that burn rate is not only the wrong framework, but isn't even correlated to how well a company is executing or its long-term potential.
Even if one believes the need for California to devote $3 billion to a narrow, extremely speculative field of science, the Trounson case and other CIRM administrative missteps have made clear that Proposition 71 created the wrong framework to manage a complex research effort.
Mobile technology offers tremendous opportunities for the future and as the chairman well knows, the wrong policy framework can do great harm to one of the U.S. economy's truly bright spots.
The point here isn't that Ryan is a fool; it is that his whole conceptual framework is wrong, wrong, wrong.
"There's nothing wrong with writing a framework for non compliant behaviour – but it appears there are no checks and balance like there are outside of detention".
"While some of the budget's forecasts are now not going to be met, this does not mean that our broad policy strategy or framework is wrong," Keating's submission said.
We show also that if the camera is rigidly attached to the vehicle, motion priors from the IMU can be exploited to discard wrong estimations in the framework of a 2-point-RANSAC-based approach.
I remember many years ago, when talking about an atheist friend of mine, I said aloud to my husband that I couldn't understand how anyone could make moral decisions without some kind of guiding principles of right and wrong, without a religious framework, in fact.
But there is a third explanatory model, and it exposes what is wrong with the two prevailing frameworks.
