The phrase "alleged fallout" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or event that is claimed or reported to have occurred, but not yet proven or confirmed.
Example: "The alleged fallout from the controversial decision has sparked widespread debate among the community."
Alternatives: "purported consequences" or "claimed repercussions".
Graves, like Slotin, had previously displayed a low concern for nuclear safety, and would later allege that fallout risks were "concocted in the minds of weak malingerers".
ROME — Eni, the Italian oil giant, was scrambling Friday to contain the fallout from the investigation of alleged corruption at its oil services subsidiary Saipem.
The Innocence Project alleged that Mr. Bradley was protecting the governor from potential political fallout during his 2010 re-election campaign.
In November Antonov was arrested for alleged bank fraud in Lithuania, which he denies, and in the fallout, Chainrai's security was transferred back on to Pompey itself, and the club went into administration, again.
The public relations fallout is further compounded by Trump's own history of alleged sexual assault and his seeming reluctance to publicly condemn violence against women and give voice to the national #MeToo reckoning.
As Donald Trump reels from the fallout of his sexually aggressive comments caught on tape, two women alleged that the GOP presidential nominee accosted them in a new report published Wednesday.
Page B14 FALLOUT FOR ABUSE VICTIMS A lawyer who is advising some of the alleged sexual abuse victims of Jerry Sandusky, a former football coach at Penn State, said that the university did not consider how the firing of Joe Paterno might affect the victims.
Partner fallout is one version of an unhappy venture firm, but Binary Capital disintegrated due to alleged sexual harassment by Justin Caldbeck from multiple women in Silicon Valley.
The fallout from sacking by Donald Trump has gathered pace, with reports Comey asked for more resources to investigate alleged ties between Trump's election campaign and Russia just days before he was fired.
Earlier this week, in a post about the fallout from major editorial turnover at The New Republic and journalistic flaws in a Rolling Stone account of an alleged sexual assault at a University of Virginia fraternity, my colleague George Packer noted that "the crisis in journalism is a business crisis, and it's been going on for twenty years".
