The phrase "alleged defects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to defects that are claimed or asserted but not yet proven.
Example: "The company is facing a lawsuit due to alleged defects in their product that have caused harm to consumers."
Alternatives: "purported flaws" or "claimed issues".
It alleged defects had arisen and not been remedied.
There is some difference of opinion among the members of this court as to the rulings upon these alleged defects.
"Asocial" Germans, alcoholics, petty criminals, vagrants, mixed-race Germans, the "work-shy", were forcibly sterilised lest they pass on their alleged defects to the next generation.
Complaints about alleged defects in new homes are increasing, despite a slump in the number of properties sold in the recession.
A class-action lawsuit has been brought against the city on behalf of hundreds of thousands of disabled New Yorkers for alleged defects in planning.
The California-based Segue Construction paid $3.4m to settle litigation over alleged defects in a condominium development in Millbrae, California, after a homeowners' association sued, the residents' lawyer confirmed to the US media.
The teenage daughter of actor Paul Walker filed a wrongful-death suit Monday against Porsche AG, alleging defects in the car that the 40-year-old star of "The Fast and the Furious" franchise rode in when he was killed in a fiery crash nearly two years ago.
Q Speaking of lawsuits, what's the status of the one by condo owners of Arris Lofts in Long Island City, alleging construction defects, among other things?
It alleges design defects in the Yaris' electronic throttle control, negligence by Toyota in selling Livingston a vehicle with known risks of sudden unintended acceleration and wrongful death in the 21-year-old woman's demise.
Additional claims included product liability for making "defective" products (the defects alleged were violent features and lack of warnings) and violation of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act for distributing this material to minors.
If the legislation, which was written in final form by a bipartisan and unanimous House Communications subcommittee, contains the defects alleged by the President and his special counsel, it seems strange they were more visible to the White House Republicans than to most of the key Republicans in Congress.
