The phrase "alleged experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's claimed experience that has not been verified or proven.
Example: "The candidate's alleged experience in project management raised some questions during the interview process."
Alternatives: "claimed experience" or "purported experience".
Geiss' alleged experience also echoes former news anchor Lauren Sivan, who said Weinstein trapped her in the hallway of a restaurant and masturbated in front of her until completion. .
Bohun recalled to me that the entire incident "was fucking scary," and attributed Williams' alleged experience as a glider pilot during WW2 as the reason they made it out of the ordeal.
Several of them write candidly about their Alleged experience in a new book (published by Drago and distributed by D.A.P ., from which the show takes its title.
The apparatchik had added disparagingly that despite his alleged experience, Drummond had not achieved very much.
On 1 January Luo published an eloquent online denunciation of her alleged experience.
Tahera Ahmad, a chaplain at Chicago's Northwestern University, wrote about her alleged experience in a Facebook post while at 30,000 ft. She said she was "in tears of humiliation from discrimination" after a flight attendant told her "we are unauthorised to give unopened cans to people because they may use it as a weapon on the plane".
There's no reason to assume that anything else was going on in the Greeks' alleged experiences of Zeus.
The report highlighted alleged experiences of sexual harassment faced by more than a dozen men and women including a housekeeper, dishwasher, freelance beautician and a nanny who didn't feel protected.
The bisexual actress and model sent a statement to reporter Yashar Ali Wednesday (she posted the statement to her personal Instagram account soon after) detailing alleged experiences involving the film executive, including shaming her sexuality and attempting to proposition her with another woman. .
Its Web site announces the recent award of a grant to study "alleged poltergeist experiences".
Together with a coalition of immigration advocacy and civil rights groups, the organisation filed a complaint last summer on behalf of 116 unaccompanied minors aged 5 to 17 who it alleged had experienced "abuse and mistreatment" while in CBP custody.
