The phrase "accusation toward" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing a claim or allegation directed at someone or something, but "accusation against" is more standard.
Example: "The accusation toward the politician was met with strong denial from his supporters."
Alternatives: "accusation against" or "charge against".
With his Supreme Court nominee's confirmation under fire, the president lashed out, making various accusations toward Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
I sold my numerous Clash bootlegs and I partly concurred with John Lydon on his frequent false-prophet accusations toward Strummer and co.
And I remember most vividly the era of Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, the Wisconsin Republican, and all of the maliciousness of his accusations toward so many who were not guilty of those things with which he charged them.
It also helps that the presidential candidate somewhat resembles Joseph McCarthy, the Republican senator and anti-Communist organ whose public accusations toward hundreds of Americans inspired Miller to write The Crucible.
Special-interest pundits across the country will make shallow accusations toward the Muslim community for supporting the Park51 project.
Sady Doyle of The Atlantic interpreted these lyrics as the rapper's confession to having abused Scott, as he "turns the anger and accusations toward himself".
(It's important to note that analysis The Washington Post published Monday shows that Trump has used Twitter to accuse black people of racism three times as often as he has directed such accusations toward white people).
Former Bad Boy artist Mark Curry lobbed a number of startling accusations toward Combs in his book, "Dancing With the Devil: How Puff Burned the Bad Boys of Hip Hop". One of them?
Once that "therapy mode" is established, you can start to introduce doubt into their accusations toward you with questions like "Did you consider whether someone was lying about me to you?".
