'alleged advantage' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to express that an advantage is claimed or believed by someone, but not necessarily proven. For example, "The alleged advantage of the new product is that it will make your tasks faster."
A related alleged advantage of marketisation is that it will widen consumer choice.
The other alleged advantage of smart metering is that it avoids the need for a meter reader to call at the premises.
Despite the alleged advantage of the free choice of words used to categorize Web resources in this kind of systems, it also brings some disadvantages due to the difficulty to remember freely chosen tags when users need to retrieve tagged resources.
First, "White's alleged advantage is also a kind of obligation to play for a win, and Black can often use this to his advantage".
The alleged advantage of inhalation therapy is high local drug concentrations, but concentrations in some alveoli may be subtherapeutic (3 ).
This has the alleged advantage that pain relief can be assessed (e.g. by using AUC to estimate total pain relief, or TOTPAR, or by calculating a pain reduction index per tablet).
Which suggests undoing those alleged "commercial advantages" is also part of the government's calculations.
Public holders recently filed a lawsuit against Robert F.X. Sillerman, chairman of SFX, the concert promotion and sports talent agency, alleging unfair advantage.
Lopez, prosecutors allege, took advantage of his unchecked access to the court computer system to fabricate electronic trails of justice that was never delivered.
Lopez, prosecutors allege, took advantage of his unchecked access to the court computer system to fabricate electronic trails of justice that was never delivered.
On-floor traders have traditionally been alleged to have advantages over off-floor traders.
