The phrase "allegedly easier" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is claimed to be easier, but the truth of that claim is uncertain or disputed.
Example: "The new software is allegedly easier to use than the previous version, but many users still find it confusing."
Alternatives: "reportedly easier" or "supposedly easier".
This helps them interpret maps -- as well as the diagrams that accompany allegedly easy-to-assemble furniture.
And, while Andy Murray remained stone-faced, he responded to Roger Federer's little hand grenade about the Scot's allegedly easy hat-trick of wins in Asia with a subtle bazooka blast of his own.
This was not a place in which I felt at ease, and nor did all of the tourists, many of whom viewed with some distaste the world of allegedly easy sex and pools of vomit that resulted from many of the activities organised by the numerous mediators of the tourists' experiences, or some of the tourists themselves.
The line among surgeons was allegedly: "It's easier to dig a hole than build a pole".
All the other versions of Tetris have something readable in there – allegedly, it's easier to consistently play well on other versions.
The High Court turned down an appeal by three former NatWest investment bankers against extradition to the United States, where they are wanted on fraud charges related to the Enron mess.The Anglo-American extradition treaty has provoked anger and dismay since it was secretly negotiated in 2003, allegedly to make prosecuting terrorists easier.
Justice for those who have allegedly been abused is not easy to achieve.
On the other hand, for the prosecutors at Southern District, prosecuting Wall Street crooks seems to be a bit easier than going after allegedly corrupt politicos.
Mueller appears interested in whether Trump obstructed justice by firing Comey as FBI director in May 2017; allegedly asking Comey, days earlier, to go easy on Flynn; and allegedly asking Comey for a pledge of loyalty.
