'wrong objective' is not correct and usable in written English.
To use a common phrase, you would say "the wrong goal." For example, "My goal was to get promoted, but I ended up with the wrong goal of getting demoted instead."
And it's because it's the wrong objective.
No. "They are beginning from the wrong objective and they have no plan for success".
Calling for persons to organize protests to his inauguration, while different in magnitude, under different historical conditions, Mr. Blow, is, directing our protest attention toward the wrong objective.
Algorithms are thus substantially driven towards wrong objectives.
Because we don't have a system, he added, "we have the wrong objectives.
Over all, he said, the war in Vietnam was a failure because the United States had the "wrong military objective".
"(There is) clear evidence in the U.S. and UK that these banks are nearly impossible to manage, orientated to the wrong corporate objectives and still overseen by managers who bust the world and their industry five years ago," said Dwane, whose firm holds Barclays shares.
For most of this fascinating book, Wrong is more objective, offering a stinging portrait of the country's despair under Mobutu while reviewing its complex history.
It is shown that some intuitively plausible at a first glance concepts such as hypotheses about the binomial distribution of test results or consistency testing by sequentially repeated sorting are wrong if the objective is to conduct a deep examination, and therefore, should be avoided.
There's nothing wrong with either objective.
It is not The Wrong's online objective to display a physical sculpture made of marble, via pictures of different angles, but to tempt artists to generate sculptures with digital technologies to be shown in digital environments.
