The phrase "alleged again that" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a repeated claim or accusation, but the construction is unclear.
Example: "The report alleged again that the company was involved in unethical practices."
Alternatives: "reiterated that" or "claimed once more that".
Oracle filed suit in federal court last week alleging yet again that the decade-long $10 billion Pentagon JEDI contract with its single-vendor award is unfair and illegal.
Investigators alleged that Yousef again failed to assassinate Bhutto when a gun to be used by a sniper was not delivered in time for one of her public addresses.
And today BlindGossip again alleged that Lovato and her friends read their site, explaining that when they heard she was "slipping back into destructive habits, [BlindGossip] felt it was our responsibility to address her directly".
Some aldermen again alleged that the Daley administration's Streets and Sanitation Department favored downtown over streets lined with brick bungalows and low-rise apartment buildings.
The study found that the signals explosion represented by the internet of things would overwhelm any privacy benefits by users of commercial encryption – even as Clapper in his testimony again alleged that the growth of encryption was having a "negative effect on intelligence gathering".
Benjamin Gordon, who had just turned 16 at the time of the crime, again alleged that he had been coerced by police into signing a statement implicating Davis.
He also alleged that critical evidence had been tampered with.
In 2013, for example, the inspector general of the IRS alleged that lower-level staff had applied special scrutiny to conservative political groups seeking tax-exempt status an allegation Republicans seized on to once again slash the IRS budget.
Assad and Russia alleged that U.S.-backed rebels were responsible.
Workers alleged that complaints resulted in dismissal.
