"allegedly create" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate that something has been claimed or accused of being created, but the truth of the claim has not been confirmed. Example: The artist was allegedly creating fake paintings and selling them as original works of art.
He allegedly created this consensus by provoking the Japanese into the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Two Facebook pages memorializing the attack were allegedly created before the explosions.
Two days later she allegedly created the Flomo Klown persona and posted, "I love kids".
That is still substantially higher than the trend before the mid-1990s; but it once again erodes the extent of the productivity "miracle" that the New Economy allegedly created.
The trial involves two cases of fake jobs allegedly created to fund Chirac's conservative party while he was mayor from 1977-1995.
It is during this time that his servants and aides allegedly created the forged will, depriving his family of the inheritance.
"U.S.A.D.A. has documents that Victor allegedly created," said Cameron Myler, a New York lawyer for the sprinter Chryste Gaines, who is under scrutiny in the Balco case.
"These bloggers marshaled their legion of sock puppets to engage in intellectual combat with the sock puppets allegedly created by Raphael Golb and others," the lawyers wrote.
In an instant message to Mr Adoboli, which was read to the jury last week, Mr Hughes appeared to reveal an illicit account called "umbrella", which Mr Adoboli had allegedly created to hide losses.
In April federal agents arrested Daniel Tzvetkoff, an Australian whose company, Automated Clearing House, allegedly created shell companies to allow punters to transfer $584m from their bank accounts to gambling sites.
