The phrase "alleged right" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to a right that is claimed but not yet proven or accepted as valid.
Example: "The defendant asserted an alleged right to the property, but the court found no evidence to support this claim."
Alternatives: "claimed right" or "purported right".
And the alleged right answer is agaric.
("No alleged right to one's own body can justify a decision to terminate that life").
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] right to free speechSIR – Those who defend the alleged "right to offend" must do better ("Terror in Paris", January 10th).
In the present instance the certification of Sec. 2, Ninth, is but a preparatory step to bring about the collective bargaining which is the essential purpose of the Act but it does have an immediate effect since it destroys the petitioners' alleged right to participate in an election based on their view of the proper electoral unit.
This progressive distortion is due to an uncritical confusion of (1) the right to search the person arrested and articles in his immediate physical control and (2) the right to seize visible instruments or fruits of crime at the scene of the arrest with (3) an alleged right to search the place of arrest.
They were on a fact-finding mission into alleged rights abuses, and were questioned about alleged visa violations before being allowed to fly home.
Tusk was also glowing in his praise of Turkey, ignoring a slew of alleged rights abuses against Syrian refugees in Turkey.
Russia added the adoption ban on to legislation it passed in December in response to the US Magnitsky Act, which bars Russians linked to the 2009 death of an anti-corruption lawyer and other alleged rights abuses from entering the United States.
The African Commission on Human and Peoples Rightss, a notoriously under-funded body empowered to adjudicate alleged rights violations on the continent, has not published any judgments in more than a year, in part due to its lack of capacity.
The conclusions indicate growing unease among western allies over alleged rights abuses under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the kingdom's de facto leader, who is already facing opprobrium over the murder of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi last year.
The Allende case is one of 726 alleged rights abuses that investigators are looking into.
