The phrase "alleged errors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to mistakes or inaccuracies that are claimed or asserted but not yet proven to be true.
Example: "The report highlighted several alleged errors in the data analysis that need further investigation."
Alternatives: "purported mistakes" or "claimed inaccuracies."
Other evidence commissioned by the inquiry identifies alleged errors in decisions made by senior officers.
As for grad students' concerns that Kipnis' alleged errors in her first essay would have a "chilling" effect, preventing other students from reporting assaults to Northwestern, neither side seems to find common ground.
It did not request explanation for these alleged errors or a review of the procedures.
In Yahoo's case, the alleged errors of its board are well known.
Many of the alleged errors within the database are easily fixable, and E-Verify will ensure that it is being continually cleaned, alleviating some of the backlog.
Uproar over pseudonymous reviews of his own work has been followed by the current row over alleged errors and distortions in The Whisperers, his previous book about Stalinist tyranny.
But Ashley ignores this information, and goes on to explain the business' alleged error to the dispatcher, who remains patient throughout. .
On Thursday, Central Valley opponents filed suit to obtain a restraining order on the project, alleging errors in the authority's environmental impact statement for the Fresno-to-Bakersfield section.
A court challenge to the project to be heard Oct. 1 alleges errors by the Joint Review Panel (JRP) and NEB Governor In Council (GIC), as well as breaches of the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act and the Species At Risk Act, and raises concerns about the adequacy of Crown consultations in the context of First Nations land title.
Nobody has alleged wrongdoing.
Leaves his first wife for Mira Mendelson 1941-2 Writes first version of War and Peace February 1948 Acknowledges his alleged artistic errors in a letter read out to the Union of Composers.
