The phrase "alleged about it" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and does not fit grammatically in typical usage.
Example: "The allegations about it were never substantiated."
Alternatives: "claimed regarding it" or "asserted about it."
A NSW government briefing document alleged about 200 hectares were illegally cleared.
The opposite has been alleged about Japan — that it remembers too little of its own offensive behavior in the World War II era, to the chronic discomfort of its neighbors, especially China.
It had been alleged about 14,000 of its customers' PCs had been used to generate the virtual currency in April.
In February 2015, the company altered a report of "abusive/aggressive behaviour" alleged about one of its own guards to downgrade it from "minor" to "information".
"They simply do not support its conclusion". Even some Republicans cautioned against drawing too broad a conclusion from the memo and what it alleged about the initial motivations of the investigators.
That Nan finds China's rapaciousness familiar from what its blackest propagandists have alleged about America is the novel's only excursion into cynicism.
He explained that, before he left CICIG, investigators had found partial confirmation of what Rosenberg had alleged about improprieties at Banrural and other institutions.
Since the death of Lord Brittan was announced on Thursday morning, few credible media outlets have let on what was really being alleged about the late peer, whose death drew heartfelt expressions of sadness from university contemporaries and others.
Much has been alleged about disinformation in the run-up to the invasion.
Mr Tuimasov alleged about "30 gangster-types" turned up after "municipal workers showed us the burial plot".
