The phrase "allegedly benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing claims or assertions about potential advantages or positive outcomes that are not yet proven or confirmed.
Example: "The new policy is said to allegedly benefit the local economy, although evidence is still being gathered."
Alternatives: "reportedly benefit" or "supposedly benefit".
All of them allegedly benefited from the insider trading.
By that point he had allegedly benefited hugely from Conte's undetectable designer steroids.
Investigators are looking into companies involved in Iraq's oil-for-food program, under Saddam Hussein, from which Bhutto allegedly benefitted.
On Tuesday, a supreme court justice authorised another investigation for corruption and money laundering after the president issued a decree over ports that allegedly benefited a ports company.
The Indian-born Gupta family has been accused of corrupt dealings with Zuma, allegedly benefiting from favourable government contracts and mining deals.
The PSDB, for its part, accused the PT of being mired in sleaze, citing a rumbling probe into a kickback scheme at Petrobras, the state-controlled oil giant, that allegedly benefited Ms Rousseff's party and some coalition allies.
"If there are one, two or three cases of illegal behaviour, it is up to the magistrates to find out," said Berlusconi, whose official residence in Rome allegedly benefited from Anemone's redecorating skills.
Now, amid Democratic calls for investigations of a different kind of election fraud — one that allegedly benefited the GOP — Republicans have stayed largely silent about the allegations, instead accusing the state elections board of trying to steal the race.
One of the companies that allegedly benefited from Noos was Aizoon, a real estate firm that Urdangarin owned with Cristina, the youngest daughter of former King Juan Carlos I, who abdicated in June 2014.
Among those who allegedly benefited from ties to ECES, Gamal Mubarak and the privatization effort was Ahmed Ezz, a founding member of ECES and a leading member of parliament and the former ruling party.
On June 1st, all three firms held extraordinary shareholder meetings to ratify Ricardo Salinas Pliego's plans to delist their shares from the New York Stock Exchange.The delisting comes in the wake of an investigation by America's Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) into a debt transaction from which Mr Salinas Pliego allegedly benefited personally to the tune of $109m.
