The phrase "alleged issue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a problem or concern that has been claimed or reported but not yet proven or confirmed.
Example: "The investigation focused on the alleged issue of misconduct within the organization."
Alternatives: "supposed problem" or "claimed issue".
For example, alleged issues related to corrupt practices have at times caused distrust and moral cynicism amongst and between these agencies.
Along with the formal complaints, the lawsuit, which was filed by San Francisco law firm Dhillon & Smith, goes into serious detail regarding Color's internal culture and alleged issues about the board's oversight of the company.
Summary of Alleged Issues: RAPTOR Entity was capitalized with LJM equity.
Already in this discussion Godfrey addresses alleged theological issues raised against unicity of substantial form, especially one concerning the continuing numerical identity of Christ's body during the period between his death on Good Friday and his resurrection on Easter Sunday.
The United Nations team, led by the Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights, Kyung-wha Kang, recommended that the United Nations Security Council refer Syria to the International Criminal Court for prosecution of alleged atrocities, an issue expected to be discussed by the council later Thursday.
These men and their cronies alleged that the issue wasn't the sex itself, but Clinton's lies about the relationship.
The traders allege that issuing of the order has led to more corruption by officials at the facilitation center.
A U.S. law firm has filed a class action lawsuit against Dutch insurer Aegon, alleging it issued "false and misleading" statements to the market.
That's what's happening in the New Orleans case ― the plaintiffs are alleging that issuing fake subpoenas was the office's adopted formal policy, not just the action of one rogue prosecutor. .
Court documents alleged shares were issued "for a fraudulent purpose" to conceal the extent of losses in securities and other trading at the Japanese firm.
