The phrase "allege expression" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to combine "allege" with "expression," but without proper context, it is unclear how to use it.
Example: "The report contained an allege expression of the defendant's intentions, but it lacked supporting evidence."
Alternatives: "asserted statement" or "claimed expression".
He continued, "How often will it be the case that an employee will be unable to allege any expression or any association that is protected by the First Amendment?
The U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights, the letter notes, has received multiple complaints alleging that "expression criticizing the state of Israel or advocating for Palestinian human rights... creates a 'hostile educational environment' for Jewish students".
They used urine for everything in Ancient Rome, from invisible ink for secret messages the alleged origin of the expression "read between the lines"—to teeth whitener.
In cities across Brazil, the protests have escalated into a wider expression of discontent over alleged corruption, outsized government spending, and a lack of public services.
Moreover, an assertion that defendants consciously parodied the idea of a parochial view of the world is immaterial: ideas are not protected by copyright, and the infringement alleged is of Steinberg's particular expression of that idea.
The charter challenge was filed in August 2012, alleging the legislation violates the freedom of expression and the freedom to peaceful assembly.
Each time species-specific expression of these snoRNAs was alleged.
"In our view, the artistic expression of the photograph, which was alleged to have served to illustrate contemporary urban life, cannot justify the infringement of the right to privacy it entails," the court said in a 5-to-2 decision.
Cameron will demand the Sri Lankan government investigate "alleged war crimes and allegations of continuing human rights abuses, guarantee freedom of expression, and stamp out intimidation of journalists and human rights defenders – including by bringing those responsible to justice".
He cautioned, however, that "school officials may not take a sledgehammer to freedom of expression and then avoid all scrutiny by invoking alleged professional judgment".
