The phrase "accused service" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a service that has been accused of wrongdoing, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The accused service faced numerous complaints from users regarding its reliability and performance."
Alternatives: "alleged service" or "implicated service".
Okinawa's governor, Hirokazu Nakaima, wants Japan and the United States to revise their Status of Forces Agreement to make it easier to investigate crimes by Americans and to deliver accused service members to the Japanese justice system.
Currently commanders decide whether accused service members go to trial — problematic, since commanders have a camaraderie with their soldiers, Petersen told VICE News.
The Navy revealed the incident just one day before the Department of Defense released a report Thursday showing that most sex assault victims face retaliation when reporting an abuse, and that most accused service members never go to trial.
He has accused the service of planning to kill Slobodan Milosevic when he ruled Serbia.
The cadet, Timothy Ringgold, accused the service academy and its two commanding generals in 1976 of covering up a cheating scandal.
Prominent academics and human rights groups in Russia and abroad have accused security service officers of being overzealous and fabricating evidence in many of these cases.
This summer, scientists, including those whose work was cited by the fish and wildlife agency, accused the service of misusing and cherry-picking the available science.
Indian police accused the service of not properly vetting drivers after it emerged that driver had been arrested for an alleged sexual assault three years ago.
Mike Darcey, the chief operating officer at BSkyB, has today accused public service broadcasters, industry regulators and politicians of breeding a "culture of dependency" that has failed to allow the UK TV industry to explore new business models.
CNET reported that sources said top music labels accused the service of violating copyright law.
It kicked off with the publication in February of the Francis Inquiry into events at the Stafford Hospital, which accused the service of betraying patients.
