The phrase "alleged damage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to damage that is claimed or asserted but not yet proven or confirmed.
Example: "The company is facing a lawsuit for the alleged damage caused by its product."
Alternatives: "purported damage" or "claimed damage".
The materials are already present in nature having done their "alleged damage".
While he enjoys an affluent lifestyle in American, the alleged damage his victims say he caused lingers on.
There have been incidents of alleged damage to company reputation/breach of trust and confidence reported in the media.
We were told there was no evidence of the alleged damage, and yet we still had to fight against these accusations.
The alleged damage is caused because many of the shrimp raised in farms are grown from larvae caught in the wild.
In a recent court filing, D B Pace said it was not responsible for the alleged damage, because it occurred before the firm took ownership of the building.
Tort reform has long been totemic to the political right, which argues that the current system allows trial lawyers to seek extortionate settlements for alleged damages.
Smith also struck out sections of Ashley's witness statement that dealt with the alleged damages, which he said were not supported by a "statement of truth".
At the very least, appellants in this case should not be entitled to any relief for alleged damages attributable to the leaking roof, a defect specified in the contract and accepted by appellants from the start of their tenancy.
Perhaps the largest case of "buyer's denial," at least in terms of alleged damages, is in the fraud involving a tiny company known as CMKM Diamonds, which purported to have valuable diamond mining claims.
The Wizards guard is seeking approximately $700,000 in compensatory and punitive damages, citing an illegally requested and handled security deposit, plus the landlord's own demand that Beal pay him more than $87,000 for alleged damages to the property.
