"wrongly regarded" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe when something or someone is misunderstood or judged incorrectly. Example: The new law was wrongly regarded as discriminatory, when in fact it aimed to protect the rights of all citizens regardless of their race or gender.
At stake is a scarce good, widely (if wrongly) regarded as determining future happiness and earnings.
The Robertson Land Acts, once wrongly regarded as a failure, did succeed in areas suitable for dairying or intensive cultivation and helped promote these branches of rural industry.
In Darfur the fighting is portrayed as a war between black Africans, rightly or wrongly regarded as the victims, and "Arabs", widely regarded as the perpetrators of the killings.
Still, obese plaintiffs -- even the morbidly obese -- have been most successful not when they claim a disability, but when they assert that employers refused to hire them because they wrongly regarded them as having one.
The Yazidi religion is wrongly regarded by hardline Muslims as a form of devil worship, and in August 2014, Isis fighters gave the inhabitants of Farida's village three days to convert to Islam or suffer the fate of "infidels".
Its overly exalted place in M&A law endures because it is wrongly regarded in narrow, silo-like doctrinal isolation, even though it can only be understood as one part of a legal landscape that has dramatically changed since the mid-1980s.
NINA MOGILNIK Great Neck, N.Y., May 2, 2012 We are wrongly regarding education as a purchase rather than an investment.
When suppressing the Punjab insurgency in the early 1980s, for example, Indian forces focused on protecting only local Hindus, wrongly regarding ordinary Sikhs as part of the enemy and thus alienating them.
Some policy-makers who are concerned about this problem mistake the relationship between endowments and affordability: they wrongly regard endowments as unused 'rainy day funds' when endowments are in fact a critical, actively used source of annual support for teaching, research, and financial aid.
Speech, March 25 2000 "My vision for the 21st century is of a popular politics reconciling themes which in the past have wrongly been regarded as antagonistic - patriotism and internationalism; rights and responsibilities; the promotion of enterprise and the attack on poverty and discrimination".
On November 13th José Manuel Barroso, the commission's president, struck a conciliatory note, but suggested that Germany could do more to support domestic demand, which would boost imports, by opening up its services sector.The commission's decision has made many Germans indignant but that is because, wrongly, they regard their surplus as a sign of their exporting virility.
