The phrase "alleged values of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing values or claims that are asserted but not yet proven or confirmed.
Example: "The report examined the alleged values of the company's assets, which were disputed by several stakeholders."
Alternatives: "purported values of" or "claimed values of".
The prosecutor's office has said that the alleged value of property embezzled from the state is $10 million.
I asked Gary Wu, a professor of gastroenterology at the Perelman School of Medicine, at the University of Pennsylvania, and one of the world's experts on the gut microbiome, about the alleged value of treating inflammatory bowel disease by restricting specific foods.
In January, Salon 505 sold more than 3,000 vouchers through LivingSocial for $99 on January 21, with an alleged value of $550.
The external value in this case might be some combination of the value of courage and the alleged value of human life.
For example, a man receives corporal punishment as a child and reproduces the alleged value of physical punishment with his own children.
However, from a person-affecting view such a comparison is difficult if not impossible as David Heyd has pointed out: "the comparison between life and nonexistence is blocked by two considerations: the valuelessness of nonexistence as such and the unattributability of its alleged value to individual subjects.
The same day, Delta Upsilon Fraternity Executive Director Justin Kirk issued a statement calling the alleged incident "incongruent with the mission and values of Delta Upsilon Fraternity".
What happened to our press corps with its alleged independence and its commitment to the First Amendment and the values of the rest of the Bill of Rights?
The ranting attempt by one of the alleged attackers to justify this crime should not be accepted at face value, the underlying analysis he presents is completely wrong and it is utterly against the values of Islam.
