The phrase "alleged things" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items or events that are claimed or asserted to be true but have not been proven or confirmed.
Example: "The investigation focused on the alleged things that occurred during the meeting, which raised several concerns."
Alternatives: "purported matters" or "claimed items".
It was alleged things escalated in June when Peris was put in a "position similar to a headlock", Assadd said.
"I never discussed with him alleged things I had 'told people,' that had made their way 'back to' him," she wrote in an e-mail message.
I don't know if their father did all of those horrible alleged things to them many, many years ago or not.
But when Wilson disclosed her gender identity to a counselor on her first day, she alleges things turned awry, according to her court complaint against them.
It alleged damaging things about the president-elect, like that his campaign colluded with Russia to win.
Investigators alleged that "thing" referred to a list of money transfers to the Taliban, although the F.B.I. had taped a phone call explaining that it was a list of nursing schools for a friend hoping to study in the U.S. To argue that Irfan took steps to "conceal" money transfers, a prosecutor had said that they were "structured to be just under one thousand dollars to avoid suspicion".
Another alleges similar things in Spanish, as the Padrino yells at him, calling him a liar.
Kessler alleges "Stranger Things" is based on his short film "Montauk," which premiered at a film festival in 2012 and was meant as a teaser for a feature-length film, "The Montauk Project". He said he shared the idea of the two films with the Duffer brothers during a Tribeca Film Festival party in 2014.
Second, his client never said the things alleged, and even if he did, the words are not blasphemous.
Accused admitted sometimes giving a slap to individuals who stole or bartered items but he never beat them or did any of the other things alleged.
The CFPB alleged, among other things, that carriers failed to address warning signs that third-party merchants were submitting unauthorized charges.
