The phrase "alleged relation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a relationship or connection that is claimed or asserted but not yet proven or confirmed.
Example: "The investigation focused on the alleged relation between the suspect and the victim."
Alternatives: "purported connection" or "claimed relationship".
The girl with whom Ibrahim was accused of having an affair received 100 lashes; she escaped being put to death because she was not married at the time of the alleged sexual relations.
The announcement also comes after a New York magazine story which alleged that relations between Palin and Fox News CEO Roger Ailes have turned rocky, and that Ailes thinks the former Alaska governor is "stupid".
This presumably was meant to explain why she had waited a full 5 years to make an issue of the alleged sexual relations: because she was so disturbed in July 2003 by learning that Bailey had written about her in the book, she decided to charge him with improper sexual relations that allegedly occurred one night in March 1998.
Bird deaths and fish kills at smaller numbers aren't all that uncommon, though the size and proximity of some of the recent events have led people to allege their relation, though officials deny the frequency of these wildlife deaths as being anything other than coincidence.
That leaves Ms Yingluck, who is also under threat of impeachment for alleged corruption in relation to a notorious rice-subsidy scheme, in limbo.Yet the revolution is also stagnating, although hardline opposition protesters are still energised.
For consider again the causal relation alleged to obtain between God's willing and mine.
The Council of American-Islamic relations alleged that Whole Foods wrongfully terminated a Muslim employee last year, after he was repeatedly harassed about his religious practices.
Ellison finds that there remain some outstanding lines of enquiry which could be investigated both in relation to alleged corruption by a specific officer, and possibly other officers.
One of Rwanda's top military figures has been arrested in London in relation to alleged war crimes against civilians, police have said.
The senator, who seems unfamiliar with basic reporting requirements, should know that the word "alleged" is used in relation to a criminal offence, if the offence is one that has not been proven.
