The phrase "alleged flaws" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing supposed or claimed imperfections or issues that have not been proven or confirmed.
Example: "The report highlighted several alleged flaws in the design that need further investigation."
Alternatives: "purported flaws" or "claimed flaws".
They listed nine alleged flaws by Merseyside police in their investigation into the death and expressed their "real and substantial concerns about the safety of Gilfoyle's conviction".
Only 9 percent said they knew about the East Anglia e-mail messages and believed they indicated that climate scientists should not be trusted, and only 13 percent of respondents said so about the I.P.C.C. reports' alleged flaws.
Conspiracy theorists, including writer John Robinson, have attempted to explain alleged flaws in mainstream historical accounts of the events of 1381, such as the speed with which the rebellion was coordinated.
To expose alleged flaws in the social fabric they have more than once engaged in underhandedness.
His defenders say Freudian concepts still define the modern Western understanding of human behavior; and dismiss attacks on alleged flaws in his research as red herrings.
This time Labour has seized upon her present plight, over alleged flaws in her expenses claims, and called for her to step down.
North Korea's shock October test may have been an attempt to produce a smaller warhead to put on a missile.The second alleged flaw in the treaty seems to count for more in Washington, DC: a test-ban could prevent America from ensuring the safety and reliability of its remaining nuclear stockpile (meaning ensuring that its nuclear warheads would always go off when needed, and only then).
Twelve of them were later convicted of murder by a special court and sentenced, but the Gujarat High Court overturned the murder convictions, alleging flaws in the investigation.
Amy Linden of The Village Voice commented that "Usher's (alleged) character flaws are easily forgiven, though, because he can sing his cheating ass off," and concluded, "Like 2002's big-selling but underrated 8701, Confessions is a top-of-the-line pop-soul showcase that... manages to be commercially savvy without coming off as too desperate.
He had launched legal action after the IPCC rejected his request to review its decision, which he alleged was flawed in a number of ways.
Lawsuits alleging various flaws in the process or rule itself may eventually cause it to be rolled back, but that will take months, if not years, and lacking evidence of direct harm judges are unlikely to take the rules out of effect while considering the case.
