'wrongly display' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that has been presented or displayed in an incorrect or inaccurate manner. For example, "The graph was wrongly displayed on the PowerPoint slide, leading to confusion among the audience."
In the original version of this article (Wu et al. 2017), published on 1 September 2017, the name of author 'Bo Cao' was wrongly displayed.
Human Molecular Genetics 2014 23 17; pp. 4569 4580; doi: 10.1093/hmg/ddu170 The fourth co-author's name was wrongly displayed in this paper.
The inquiry held to apportion blame for the SOHO fiasco decided that control of the craft was lost because of a mistake in its software, combined with an error that arose when a confusing computer display was wrongly interpreted.
The National Gallery and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam displayed paintings wrongly attributed to Botticelli, Holbein, Vermeer and Thomas Moran, among other masters.
Much of that was on display at the debate, where Representative Michele Bachmann wrongly insisted that health care reform was a principal reason for high unemployment.
According to the AP news agency, Mustad had it on display until the French ambassador to Sweden told him (wrongly, it turns out) that it was a fake.
If FIGO or age had been wrongly excluded or modelled incorrectly (i.e. nonlinear), the figures should display a trend other than a strictly horizontal line.
Wine displays a classic characteristic of the fine artist: doing things wrongly on purpose.
This has wrongly branded antisemitism as certain comment about Israel that is extremely critical, but in itself does not display any kind of antisemitic tropes.
In this case, we display results of correct authentication in around 98 % of the cases; however, we rejected wrongly in 17 % of the cases.
