The phrase "alleged out" is not correct and does not appear to be usable in written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation or incorrect combination of terms, as "alleged" typically refers to something claimed or asserted without proof, while "out" does not fit in this context.
Example: "The alleged outburst during the meeting was later denied by the participants."
Alternatives: "claimed incident" or "purported event".
Fishbein says he worries there won't be enough money left to pay the truly sick, but he stops short of alleging out-and-out fraud.
He charges that Ms. Clarke has not been outspoken about incidents where police brutality was alleged, pointing out that he was arrested during civil disobedience activities while she had not been.
When accepting the best actor Oscar for his role in Philadelphia, he is alleged to have "outed" his inspirational high school teacher as gay.
This month British police named two men they allege carried out the attempted murder on Skripal and claimed they were officers from Russia's military intelligence agency, the GRU.
Critics across the political spectrum are having a field day blaming the current economic crisis on former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, who they allege carried out an excessively expansionary monetary policy following the recession of 2001.
A part of a financial disclosure form was, the Caller alleges, filled out improperly.
She said she blacked out, and alleged that Cosby was on top of her kissing her when she woke up.
The star is alleged to have lashed out at a theatre manager after disrupting a performance of Cinderella.
Mr Richardson's administration in New Mexico is alleged to have doled out hefty contracts to a California investor who made significant contributions to the Governor's re-election campaign.
In some places, election officials themselves are alleged to have carried out the fraud; in others, government employees did, witnesses said.
The document, written by officials at the embassy, names the Ethiopian senior police officer alleged to have carried out the torture.
