The phrase "alleged to create" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing claims or accusations regarding someone's actions or intentions, particularly in legal or formal contexts.
Example: "The company is alleged to create harmful environmental impacts through its manufacturing processes."
Alternatives: "claimed to produce" or "reported to generate".
The individuals are alleged to have created the site DC Leaks and created the Guccifer 2.0 persona, supposed to be a lone Romanian hacker who shared data with WikiLeaks.
The original said Queen Fabiola was "alleged to have created a family foundation to funnel taxpayers money to her children".
Bongiorno is alleged to have created fake trades and falsified accounts to show fictional profits, stealing millions for herself.
The organisation Carminati is alleged to have created is not a branch of any of Italy's established mafias.
The Swiss and Liechtenstein bank accounts the men were alleged to have created to channel the wages of spying have not been found, even though a secret source had supposedly provided detailed information.
As the foregoing analysis demonstrates, under Rhode Island law, a complaint for public nuisance minimally must allege: (1) an unreasonable interference; (2) with a right common to the general public; (3) by a person or people with control over the instrumentality alleged to have created the nuisance when the damage occurred; and (4) causation.
This Court recognizes three principal elements that are essential to establish public nuisance: (1) an unreasonable interference; (2) with a right common to the general public; (3) by a person or people with control over the instrumentality alleged to have created the nuisance when the damage occurred.
However, apparently the Chief Justice did not read far enough; the fact is that the federal District Court continued as follows: "The paramount question is whether the defendant was in control of the instrumentality alleged to have created the nuisance when the damage occurred". Dutra I, 738 F.Supp. at 633-34.
And amid public outrage at the apparent financial shenanigans of Queen Fabiola – alleged to have created a family foundation to funnel taxpayers money to her relatives and avoid death duties – the government has just cut her allowances by €500,000 a year, or around one third.
A British cyber-security researcher credited with stopping the spread of the WannaCry virus faces four more charges related to separate malware he is alleged to have created.
