The phrase "allegation from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a claim or assertion made by a specific person or group.
Example: "The allegation from the whistleblower raised serious concerns about the company's practices."
Alternatives: "claim made by" or "assertion from".
With one borderline exception, it was the only such allegation from the 1980s – now routinely described as alleged establishment coverups – that I heard as a working political journalist which was not also known to a wider public beyond Westminster.
"There was an allegation (from Sir Alex Ferguson) after the game about him diving all over the place and there was an allegation from Patrice Evra.
An allegation from April 2014 that a child asylum seeker had been slapped by a teacher.
Their relationship deteriorated in mid-2015, buthehe first charge against Kenny-Dowall related to an allegation from late 2014.
There was an allegation from Falklands veterans that the military could and should have treated post-traumatic stress disorder.
On Wednesday, Cinquanta said that he had "an allegation" from Pfenning and a "denial" without identifying who was involved.
It was during his time there, in 1982, that an allegation from a female Harvard student arose, which led to his withdrawal from the Oxford professorship.
An allegation from a pentito (supergrass) that 20 billion lire of Mafia money had been used to build up Fininvest's television interests triggered their investigation.
She also denied an allegation from Democrats that her investigators had released information on the investigation to The Journal News, a local newspaper.
However, the statement will be widely seen around the world as the first definitive allegation from a western government of Israeli responsibility for the murder.
Tarantino was also asked about the allegation from Republican congressman Ted Poe of Texas that he was inciting violence against law enforcement.
