incorrection

Failure due to incorrection maintenance or fair wear and tear.

In this sense, they completely reject the connection between its usage and linguistic incorrection.

Is Garrett in charge of education a "factual incorrection"?

Any inappropriate act ("Toute incorrection") could lead to the eviction of the family.

Another incorrection: "The world of transportation shaves words and phrases," I wrote, "like no other."

That’s an incorrection.

The Incorrection (2007, finalist for the Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize)

(The English neologism incorrection does not have the fierce denunciatory sound of "That, Sir, is a Schlimmbesserung!")

Although I'm usually a prescriptive usagist, I'll now argue that to tut-tut at "I'm raising my kid to be a billionaire" is to commit an incorrection.

A gleeful follow-up from a Gotcha gangster wiped the smirk off my face: An incorrection, if another synonym for “error” were needed, would be a noun for “an assertion that is incorrect” — but an “incorrect correction” would be a miscorrection.

INCORRECTION/MISCORRECTION: When a card-carrying Nit-picker sent in a correction that was in itself mistaken, I stood my grammatical ground, chided him for his own error and called it an incorrection.