The phrase "acts alleged" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal contexts to refer to actions that are claimed or asserted to have occurred, often in the context of accusations or charges.
Example: "The defendant denied all acts alleged in the complaint, asserting that they were unfounded."
Alternatives: "alleged actions" or "claimed acts".
Accused was the "Watanabe" responsible for the acts alleged.
In other words, the acts enjoined are the acts alleged in the bill as the basis for complaint.
The acts alleged in spec 3 happened; the accused was the commander of the camp; he did nothing.
Reviewing Authority's Recommendations: Accused was medical doctor, identified as "Corn Willie Kid," responsible for the acts alleged.
Reviewing Authority's Recommendations: Accused was a civilian at the PW camp who was identified as being responsible for the acts alleged.
Accused did not commit the acts alleged by the specifications nor did he recall any of the names of those whose testimony was used against him.
Bradstreet left with 3,000 men on July 23, and Abercrombie then refused to engage in further offensive acts, alleging a shortage of manpower.
The last over act alleged to have been committed by any of petitioners was the filing by Mayer of his registration statement on December 23 , 1940
Guilt or innocence is not, as many would have it, simply a case of knowing whether you did the act alleged.
In making an officer of the state a party defendant in a suit to enjoin the enforcement of an act alleged to be unconstitutional, it is plain that such officer must have some connection with the enforcement of the act, or else it is merely making him a party as a representative of the state, and thereby attempting to make the state a party.
That is tantamount to an allegation that the injury was caused by t he defendant's negligence, and it is competent to him, under t he plea of not guilty, to contend that his servants were not concerned in the act alleged.
