The phrase "alleged over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is claimed or supposed, but the combination of "alleged" and "over" does not form a standard expression.
Example: "The alleged overreaction to the incident sparked a debate among the community."
Alternatives: "supposed over" or "claimed over".
The media has used the word "alleged" over and over and over again.
Site Green was just one of a number of secret overseas prisons that housed alleged terror suspects, various media reports have alleged over the years.
Who are the alleged "over 100 Jewish donors" who financed this film?
In response to whether Trump will reveal, once and for all, whether he has "tapes" of fired FBI director James Comey, which he first alleged over a month ago, Spicer demurred, saying it was "possible" that the White House would say "at the end of the week".
The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice) confirmed the draft recommendation it made in February, which sparked a row among doctors over alleged over-prescribing.
In March 2010 Apple sued HTC, alleging over 20 patent infringements.
Now a second report has been released alleging over a thousand athletes were involved.
In the letter she suggested his department had failed to act over alleged plots to take over state schools in Birmingham.
Last month the US banned six senior Hungarian officials including the head of the tax authority from entering the country over alleged corruption allegations, further souring already strained ties.
The incident comes as Britain and Ecuador are involved in a diplomatic standoff over Julian Assange's attempt to avoid extradition to Sweden, where he faces questioning over alleged sex crimes.
The Metropolitan Police are being investigated for alleged corruption over their initial handling of the murder of black teenager Stephen Lawrence, the National Crime Agency (NCA) has confirmed.
