"Wrong stance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a position or opinion that is incorrect, misguided, or misguided. For example, "He took a wrong stance on the issue, believing the opposite to be true."
But for 2013, that was the wrong stance.
At first they sat on the pavement trying different bullets until they found which fit, then shot it at Qaddafi's troops using the wrong stance so that hot shell casings ejected into their faces.
In the email, which appears to be part of a series called "CAN'TWELL WATCH," the Baumgartner campaign seemed to suggest that Cantwell had chosen what he views as the wrong stance on the issue because she has no children of her own.
But white conservatives are getting the concept of representation fundamentally wrong with this stance: being black does not make Hart woke by default.
My wearing the T-shirt was a stance against wrong individuals doing the wrong thing for the wrong reasons to innocent people".
Call his editorial stance "wrong-headed," or say the paper "covered a story in ham-handed fashion," he said ― that's fair commentary that "comes with the territory".
That stance is wrong on law and policy.
That should not mask the basic reality of the R&A's previous stance being wrong, prejudiced and harmful to the overall image of the sport it is duty-bound to protect.
At home it does Mr Schröder no harm to be bravely standing up to the perceived American bully.Mr Schröder and many other Germans think an attack on Saddam Hussein would be an errorIt would be wrong to dismiss his stance as pure vote-catching.
For most of the 1990s Van der Eb has been wrong with his bearish stance, watching from the sidelines as the market zoomed ahead and his customers went out the door.
While nearly all made very compelling arguments both in support and against removing my consideration of removing the work and wrote with great commitment and emotion, it was not until last Friday when I spoke by telephone to G. Wayne Clough, Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, when I decided that my stance was actually wrong, at least, wrong for me.
