The phrase "allegedly compelled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations where someone is said to have been forced or pressured to do something, but the truth of that claim is not confirmed.
Example: "The witness stated that he was allegedly compelled to testify against his will."
Alternatives: "reportedly forced" or "supposedly coerced".
Speaking of young Muslim women who refuse to participate in school sports, or Muslim men who refuse to allow a male doctor to treat their wives or who allegedly compel their wives to wear the veil, Mr. Gérin called the law "a wake-up call," a means "to eradicate this minority of fundamentalists, 'the gurus' who instrumentalize Islam for political reasons".
In August 2018, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) allegedly sought to compel Facebook to comply with a wiretap order to intercept voice calls over Facebook's end-to-end encrypted Messenger app.
Order denying motions by Riana Pfefferkorn and others to unseal the docket and court's legal reasoning in a sealed case wherein the Department of Justice allegedly sought to compel Facebook to comply with a wiretap order for Facebook's end-to-end encrypted voice calling app, Messenger.
"Your lawyers should have told them you would assert your 5th Amendment rights if compelled to appear," Stone allegedly texted Credico, a radio host who had interviewed Assange on his show.
If the Justice Department can simply imprison a few journalists like James Risen, perhaps even the public will call for the passage of a new media shield law one void of dangerous terms like "compelled disclosure," "limitations on content," and "allegedly unlawful".
Mike Garcia said he hopes the court will strike the allegedly incorrect language or compel Taliaferro to rewrite his argument.
Ms Bryan said she felt "compelled" to act after the block's owners - Hyde Housing Group - allegedly did not act on her concerns as she wanted to give the elderly residents of the 36-flat home "a voice".
Afterwards Prester John allegedly set out for Jerusalem to rescue the Holy Land, but the swollen waters of the Tigris compelled him to return to his own country.
