The phrase "allegations to be investigated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where there are claims or accusations that require further examination or inquiry.
Example: "The committee has received several allegations to be investigated regarding the conduct of the staff members."
Alternatives: "claims to be examined" or "accusations to be reviewed".
Yates asked for the memo's allegations to be investigated.
The spokeswoman said it was right for the allegations to be investigated but that the publishing of the report did not pose a security risk.
Canada Soccer and the Vancouver Whitecaps have yet to contact the players or team manager about their claims – that date from 2008 – while FIFPro, the global representative body for footballers, has weighed into the issue and called for the allegations to be investigated "in full".
Leading Mexican politicians, including presidential front-runner Enrique Pena Nieto, have called for the allegations to be investigated in Mexico, a country where paying bribes is often taken for granted by many small businesses.
The allegations "need to be investigated", he writes.
The allegations "need to be investigated", he said.
Before going into the question of compensation these allegations need to be investigated and resolved.
Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, also said the allegations needed to be investigated.
Of course, child abuse is an entirely different matter from homosexuality; in the current climate, all allegations have to be investigated.
Hunt was also asked about the leaked reports and responded by saying all the allegations needed to be investigated and reminded the audience of the "context": that everything that occurred was to stop people dying at sea as they tried to come to Australia by boat.
FA chairman Dyke backed Boyce and said the "serious allegations" had to be investigated, adding: "I think if it is shown it was a corrupt system and that the people who won used bribes and other influences to get the vote, then of course it has got to be done again".
