The phrase "wrongly made" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe something that was made or created incorrectly or improperly. Here is an example sentence: The chair collapsed because it was wrongly made with weak materials.
Mr. Klebanoff said Mr. Murdoch's syndicate wrongly made him a scapegoat.
The BBC said the settlement was comprehensive and reflects the gravity of the allegations that were wrongly made.
He later apologised for the remark in a statement, saying "I regret having wrongly made that remark about abuse and I'm sorry those words were uttered.
All those things that sport taught you as a child it was thought, rightly or wrongly, made you good empire builders".
The DWP error could also lead to hundreds of applications to the local government ombudsman as tenants seek redress for being wrongly made liable for the bedroom tax.
The great secrets to which Mr. Lee had access -- and of which he had wrongly made computer tapes -- turned out to be not so secret.
If you believe that your child's performance or behavior is a direct reflection on who you are, you may be so embarrassed that you transfer your child's small failings into thinking that you must be a failure, wrongly making it all too personal.
Practicing them wrongly will make you build a habit of using the wrong notes as if they're the right ones!
Rightly or wrongly, it makes the world take you more seriously.
In that vein, he opposes hate-crime laws as wrongly — no, make that dangerously — punishing thought.
Budget arithmetic may -- wrongly -- make it appear cheaper to hand out more guarantees, since that would delay having to pay the money.
