The phrase "alleged claim" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a claim that is asserted but not yet proven or confirmed.
Example: "The alleged claim of fraud has raised concerns among the investors."
Alternatives: "purported claim" or "supposed claim".
A spokesman for Wiltshire police added: "Following the announcement today regarding an independent investigation by the IPCC into allegations concerning how Wiltshire police handled an alleged claim of child sex abuse made in the 1990s, we are carrying out inquiries to identify if there are any witnesses or victims who support the allegations of child sex abuse".
An IPCC spokesman said it will investigate allegations concerning the force's handling of an "alleged claim of child sexual abuse made in the 1990s".
I asked Oleg Kalugin, a former K.G.B. general who now lives in Virginia, about the intelligence community's alleged claim that Russia has historically supported Republican Presidential candidates.
(Drudge went with Willey's alleged claim strictly on the basis of anonymous sources and no comment from her side).
At this time, senior U.S. intelligence and security officials expressed interest in understanding sentiment in the region regarding the bombings and the alleged claim of responsibility by a well-known extremist [personal communications, Senior U.S. Intelligence and Security Officials, July 2009].
Bush had already run ads attacking his opponent Al Gore for his alleged claim that he had invented the Internet.
"The very core of (their) alleged claims stem from their own criminal, illegal and immoral activity," the defendants said in court papers.
However Radcliffe was criticised for her initial lack of openness by Steve Magness, the US coach who was the main whistleblower in the recent BBC documentary that investigated alleged claims of anti-doping violations against Alberto Salazar at the Nike Oregon Project.
According to the brief press release, "The plaintiffs alleged claims of breach of contract, breach of promise, and lost profits arising from contracts related to a yellow pages listings service" but Yahoo says the claims have no merit.
"Alleged claims by pathologists about the potential cost of raising their prices as a result of any changes are also misleading, because they have omitted the value of the Medicare rebate a patient receives from the government to help cover this very cost," she said.
One alleged victim claimed that during the hearing, she was asked if she "liked to have a drink".
