"wrongly considered" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to present an idea that something has been wrongly interpreted or thought to be true, when in fact, it isn't. For example: "The defendant was wrongly considered guilty of the crime, and was later acquitted."
An inconvenience is only an adventure wrongly considered.
Today, Gregorian Reform is usually wrongly considered a synonym for investiture controversy.
law professor, is wrongly considered almost "inevitable" by most players in the justice system: a plea bargain.
Given this was in an era when the FA Cup final was (rightly or wrongly) considered to be the biggest game in the world, that's simply amazing.
In the dark ages before cable, about 30 years ago, British television was routinely, if wrongly, considered the standard Americans could scarcely hope to achieve.
(The German chemist Justus von Liebig appears to have obtained the element before Balard, but he wrongly considered it to be iodine chloride).
Some baseball people might only (wrongly) consider him to be the dispenser of hard Yankee cash, a fair amount of it spent unwisely.
National Careers Service adviser Tom Laws agrees, adding that many school-leavers wrongly consider school organised placements to be "proper" work experience and that anything else is not quite as relevant.
In the second period it wrongly considers them to be earning nothing, meaning they lose out of work allowance of up to £258 each month.
First, the woman who wrongly considers herself to be the offended party must address the other women as "y'all fake-ass bitches" on the limo ride home.
To avoid wrongly considering sequence degradation in paralogous copies as breaks, we require k > 3 for the pair of markers to be considered a break.
