The phrase "alleged mistakes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to mistakes that are claimed or asserted but not yet proven or confirmed.
Example: "The report highlighted several alleged mistakes in the financial statements that require further investigation."
Alternatives: "supposed errors" or "claimed inaccuracies".
Even if you believe that the teenager at some point during the night's events did something wrong — the defense contends that he "sucker punched" Zimmerman, banged his head on cement and pummeled his face — that teenager is now paying the ultimate price for those alleged mistakes.
He recounted that he was working an extra four hours every evening trying to put the record straight, as he saw it, on issues such as "ClimateGate" and alleged mistakes in IPCC assessments - "No time to stop now...".. The fungal disease chytridiomycosis has sometimes been compared to a forest fire, sweeping through the world's amphibians and consuming them in its remorseless flame.
There was no twisting or spinning to suit an agenda – and any alleged mistakes were certainly not intentional.
A history of botched raids and air strikes by coalition forces lends rumours of their alleged mistakes credibility, even where the insurgency is weak.
"Justice would not be served if Mr. Corzine were to be blamed for alleged mistakes that were made without his knowledge".
Parry said the IPCC had looked into the further alleged mistakes, and that they were "generally unfounded and also marginal to the assessment".
And she was alleging serious mistakes in the book yet listed only one relatively trivial one.
After Mr Wilson blew the whistle, the White House admitted the mistake but alleged that his report had never reached senior administration officials - a claim Mr Wilson said was false.
But there's reason to be optimistic about this new look at modern policing, which focuses on an investigation into alleged corruption following a mistaken shooting during a counter-terrorist operation.
Let's just not mistake Tannenholz alleged actions with other fine people who go to work, raise families, pay taxes, and dress up like puppy dogs and kitty cats in their spare time, sometimes as a sexual indulgence.
Reports alleged that U.S. planes had mistaken traditional shooting at the wedding for hostile fire.
