The phrase "alleged events" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to events that are claimed to have occurred but have not been proven or confirmed.
Example: "The investigation focused on the alleged events that took place during the meeting."
Alternatives: "purported incidents" or "claimed occurrences".
Wasn't home during alleged events.
In June, a new witness came forward "detailing alleged events surrounding Ricky's death", Suresh Grover, the family's longtime supporter and friend, says.
In the end, we took our inspiration from the showbusiness trappings of Scientology itself, using actors and re-enactments to recreate alleged events and church practices on soundstages in Hollywood, guided by the recollections of ex-members, who helped to direct the scenes.
Citi does not agree with all the alleged events according to what the Espinosa family has said.
Others said that a setup seemed even more implausible than the alleged events.
The latest round of arrests, covering alleged events in 2003-4, coatedoated with dust yet again.
But it said it lacked information on the delivery system and the chain of custody for samples, and said therefore it could not "establish the link between the victims, the alleged event and the alleged site".
Patriotic prints and literature depicting the alleged event initially referred to "Captain Molly".
But there is another category of rape accusation when a long time has passed since the alleged event, and, most important, when it happens within a family that incites more fitful, ambivalent expressions of outrage.
Beth Ferrier, one of the anonymous "Jane Doe" witnesses in the Constand suit, came forward in June 2005 – while the suit was ongoing – about an alleged event that had happened in Denver, Colorado, in the 1980s.
Mr Feurell told the court that the damage to Mills' reputation of the case being allowed to proceed to a full civil hearing was substantial and he argued that the lapse of 25 years since the alleged event took place made a fair trial impossible.
