The phrase "allegations of error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is claiming that a mistake has been made, often in legal or formal discussions.
Example: "The defendant's lawyer filed a motion to dismiss the case based on the allegations of error in the original ruling."
Alternatives: "claims of mistake" or "assertions of error".
A spokeswoman for Harvard University Press declined to comment on the allegation of errors in Mr. Faggen's transcriptions.
The companies that compile and sell credit reports on 200 million Americans have often dismissed allegations of widespread errors in the reports.
In September 2013, however, the Northern Ireland secretary, Theresa Villiers, rejected calls for a public inquiry, insisting that an investigation by the Belfast-based police ombudsman, Michael Maguire, was the best way to examine the Omagh controversy, in particular allegations of major errors of judgment in security prior to the bomb.
(Raziq has denied all allegations of wrongdoing).
She began documenting her findings, which ultimately led to allegations of massive, systemic errors in the foreclosure process as banks cut corners to save money, at times appearing to foreclose on borrowers who had not even missed payments.
Significant complaints tend to turn on alleged libels, multiple errors, allegations of professional misconduct such as plagiarism, breaches of the PCC or Guardian editorial code, such as misrepresentation or failures to declare a personal or pecuniary interest and misquoting people.
"Allegations of manipulation of this error rate are preposterous," said the spokesman, Jeff Nelligan.
The reason the dam burst is yet to be confirmed, but the locals in Brazil are furious with BHP and Vale and there have been allegations of negligence and human error.
As it happens, the most common kind of malpractice case in the country involves allegations that doctors have made the kind of error that Peter once faced — a missed or delayed diagnosis.
