"alleged concerns" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to concerns or issues that have been claimed or reported, but their validity or credibility has not been confirmed. Example: The government is facing alleged concerns from environmentalists regarding their plans for a new industrial complex.
Santana said on Friday that he was deeply disappointed in the administrators' alleged concerns that black students might react violently to Lee-Walker's lessons. .
"This is worse than everybody thought," he said of White House insiders' alleged concerns about Trump, which have sparked public discussions on whether the constitutional amendment should be used.
Care is how the world makes a difference to us by enabling our free involvement and interest with things, including alleged concerns with meaninglessness.
"Fire and Fury" author Michael Wolff spoke out on Sunday about the White House staff's alleged concerns about President Donald Trump's fitness, saying that discussions on enacting a constitutional amendment to replace the president are "alive every day in the White House".
In a major decision handed down last term (International Union [UAW] versus Johnson Controls, Inc ., the Supreme Court ruled that employment practices excluding fertile or pregnant women from the workplace because of alleged concerns for fetal health constitute illegal sex discrimination.
Now would be a good time for the president to reaffirm that position and for Democrats in Congress to press for its enactment, if only to continue to highlight the huge contradiction between Republicans' alleged concern for working families and their deeper allegiance to free market theology.
"There has been coverage in the media alleging concern by club directors about their personal safety and verbal abuse from Rangers fans and while unrest is understandable any anger must be peacefully channelled towards the removal of directors from the board.
Ms. Bradford alleged that concerns for her safety were not taken seriously by university officials or the university police.
And the evidence for their fakery isn't just their bad arithmetic; it's the fact that for all their alleged deep concern over budget gaps, that concern isn't sufficient to induce them to give up anything — anything at all — that they and their financial backers want.
In the run-up to the interim hearing, Comfort told the Guardian: "I am alleging serious concerns with the financing and governance of Edutrust Academies Charitable Trust.
"A meeting was never scheduled," a studio spokesman told the Hollywood Reporter in response to a piece published in Variety alleging that concerns over negative publicity had led to the meeting being shelved.
