The phrase "alleged us" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction, as "alleged" typically modifies a noun rather than being used with "us."
Example: "The alleged us in the report was not substantiated by evidence."
Alternatives: "claimed us" or "purported us".
Quentin Tarantino has accused Chicago law enforcement of "institutional racism" in the Oscar-winning film-maker's latest diatribe against alleged US police brutality.
He even called for the EU to grant asylum to Edward Snowden, the US citizen who is said to have leaked the top-secret papers in which the alleged US spying operations are detailed.
Nick Broomfield The British documentary-maker investigates alleged US military abuses in Iraq.
Take the Soviet dissidents: the more honest ones would not have wanted to join Pravda's and Izvestia's denunciations of alleged US crimes.
France's top security official publicly admonished the United States at the American ambassador's 4 July garden party, denouncing alleged US "espionage" of France and other countries.
Last month, the Iranian ambassador to the United Nations in New York, Mohammad Khazaee, lodged a written complaint with Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon about alleged US incursions into Iranian airspace, calling them as "illegal and provocative acts".
Tehran alleges US support for separatists in the large Azeri population of the north-west, and fighting is increasing in Iranian Kurdistan.
He has sued state regulators, alleging us Oncology's radiation license violates state law.
The media reports allege US and UK spies spent years investigating online games including Second Life for potential terrorist activity.
The alleged source, US army private Bradley Manning, is being held under harsh conditions in a military prison in Quantico, Virginia.
He added: "During these welfare visits, neither Mr Ahmed, Mr Iqbal nor Mr Rasul has ever alleged to us that they were systematically abused.
