The phrase "alleged based" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing; the correct term is "allegation-based."
Example: "The investigation was primarily allegation-based, focusing on the claims made by the witnesses."
Alternatives: "claim-based" or "assertion-based."
The mass surveillance program during the 2002 Olympics was first reported in a 2013 Wall Street Journal article that alleged, based on anonymous officials, that the FBI and the NSA made an arrangement with Qwest Communications International Inc. to monitor the content of all email and text communications in the Salt Lake City region during the Winter Games.
The dedication is alleged based on a partial Medieval Greek inscription in the church, which may have been a donor's inscription.
He did some acting, most notably as the populist Democratic politician William Jennings Bryan in the TV film Alleged, based on the Scopes Monkey Trial.
Not so.Belgium's federal structure is not, as you allege, based on "three historic divisions".
In fact, Ms. Miller made a secret plan, the government alleges, based partly on recovered e-mails and phone records.
The suit alleges, based mainly on internal Cisco documents, that the technology company "designed and implemented a surveillance system for the Chinese Communist Party, knowing it would be used to root out members of the Falun Gong religion and subject them to detention, forced labor and torture".
It is not long ago that Colombian officials were publicly accusing him of supporting the guerrillas and turning a blind eye to their alleged bases across the border in Venezuela.
But the two sides fell out amid accusations of financial irregularities – strongly denied by the family – and a whistleblower report, which the company alleged was based on hacked emails.
Last week, digital distribution firm Limited Press alleged that, based on its own analytics software, 80% of clicks on its advertisements within Facebook had come from fake users.
As their disclaimer notes, many of these relationships are alleged and based on reporting that was never fully verified.
But since Dr. Nassar was alleging discrimination based on retaliation for complaining about race- and religion-based discrimination, he had to show that retaliation was the sole factor in the job denial.
