The phrase "allegedly capable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing claims or assertions about someone's abilities or potential without confirming their truth.
Example: "The new software is allegedly capable of processing data at unprecedented speeds."
Alternatives: "reportedly able" or "supposedly proficient".
Two days prior, North Korea had tested an intercontinental ballistic missile with its longest range yet, one allegedly capable of hitting the U.S. with a nuclear warhead; it was the latest in a string of escalating threats between Kim Jong Un and an equally confrontational Donald Trump.
Or maybe to demonstrate that it's not just a certain Italian footballer that is (allegedly) capable of random acts of kindness under the guise of 'Santa'.
In a series of PCC conversations intercepted in January 2008, Brazilian police listened as top PCC leaders negotiated with their lawyers to buy a surveillance system known as "Guardian," which is allegedly capable of simultaneously monitoring more than a thousand cell phones conversations.
The authors benchmark the progenitor cell population by assuming that the overall self-renewal phenotype of a given cell line's mixed population should correlate with the abundance of the particular population allegedly capable of the self-renewal.
Today, we have high school seniors who allegedly aren't capable of riding a train for five hours without their mother having televised fits over it.
North Korea said it rescinded its invitation for a US envoy to visit the country to seek the freedom of American detainee Kenneth Bae because Washington perpetrated a "grave provocation" by allegedly mobilising nuclear-capable bombers during recent military drills with Seoul.
CNN reports that the call, which focused on North Korea's allegedly successful launch of a rocket capable of carrying a nuclear warhead, came in while Trump and Abe were about to start their salad course.
CNN reports that the call, which focused on North Korea's allegedly successful launch of a rocket capable of carrying a nuclear warhead, came in while Trump and Abe were about to start their salad course.
Bentham went farther and argued that a system in which judges allegedly developed legal doctrine on a case-by-case basis was also not capable of guiding the conduct of persons to whom it applied and therefore did not qualify as law.
All these weirdos, daring to ask questions or raise concerns regarding the conduct of our government, tying our military's capable hands with nagging op-eds and defeatist calls for humanity and empathy, are allegedly the only thing separating the I.D.F. from a perfect victory.
