The phrase "allegations sustained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to indicate that claims or accusations have been upheld or confirmed.
Example: "After a thorough investigation, the committee found that the allegations sustained were valid and warranted further action."
Alternatives: "claims upheld" or "accusations confirmed".
In other words, for each allegation contained in a complaint, a white complainant is three-and-a-half-times more likely to have the allegation sustained and the officer held accountable for his or her misconduct than a black complainant, and twice as likely to have the allegation sustained than a Latino complainant.
New York regulators acknowledged that some PETA allegations were sustained, but not all represented regulatory violations.
"In the age of the Internet, the brand damage from these allegations is sustained overnight, even if the actual legal facts are established months or even years later".
By the time the investigator concluded the investigation in April 2014 and deemed her allegations not sustained, the girl had turned 18.
In "Leaving Neverland," which premiered at Sundance in January and will air on HBO beginning Sunday night, Wade Robson and James Safechuck recount allegations of sustained sexual abuse that they say began when they were 7 and 10 years old, respectively, and had devastating repercussions for both men and their families.
The documents, which cover a two-year period, include only those reports for which at least one allegation was sustained -- or judged as valid -- by authorities.
Very few of these allegations, however, were sustained and even fewer were punished.
"In general terms, suspensions are reserved for employees who have had allegations of wrongdoing sustained against them and are typically for a fixed duration of time," Francis wrote.
(e) Any other cause or allegation which, if sustained, would show that a person other than the successful candidate was the person duly nominated or elected to the office in question or that the outcome of the election on a question submitted by referendum was contrary to the result declared by the canvassing board or election board.
