The phrase "alleged object" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to an object that is claimed or asserted to exist or to have certain characteristics, but not yet proven.
Example: "The police recovered the alleged object of the investigation, which was believed to be stolen."
Alternatives: "supposed object" or "claimed object".
Lawyers disagree about whether he overstepped his authority when he "wired" Linda Tripp to record conversations with Monica Lewinsky, the alleged object of the president's attentions.
Unfortunately, such an empirical use is precluded by the fact that the alleged object to which it is being applied is not empirical.
It is not always clear, however, whether it is the experience or its alleged object, or both, that are to be ineffable.
Condition (2) enables us to make sense of the behaviour of a speaker/thinker making counterfactual assumptions about an object which he, unknowingly, merely hallucinates, or of quantifying into modal statements about that alleged object (cf. Beyer 2000, pp. 26 31).
During the three-week trial, the prosecution alleged objects were stolen either during valuations of the estates of recently deceased collectors or wealthy individuals, or while the items were being shipped to Hôtel Drouot or held in storage awaiting auction.
Some have alleged the object was the Taser.
Meanwhile, media outlets report that the general response to the alleged extraterrestrial object has been mocking disbelief.
The main ontological thesis of reism is as follows (it is subdivided into two subtheses): (R1) any object is a material, spatio-temporal, concrete thing; (R2) no object is a state of affairs, property of relation (according to Kotarbiński, these three categories exhaust the domain of alleged abstract objects).
In other words, Kant takes the rational psychologist to slide (mistakenly) from formal features of subjectivity to material or substantive metaphysical claims about an alleged (super-sensible) object (the soul).
So Kant's explanation of objective experience appeals to them, and not to the effects of any alleged mind-independent objects.
In 134 cases where an object was specified, alleged penetration was penile for 64%8686) and digital for 30% (41).
