The phrase "allegedly false" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing claims or statements that are reported to be untrue but have not been definitively proven false.
Example: "The article stated that the politician made allegedly false claims during the debate."
Alternatives: "reportedly untrue" or "supposedly inaccurate".
The court found that that (1) the agent's intentional act was submitting an allegedly false affidavit.
A spokeswoman said: "Cases of perverting the course of justice that involve allegedly false rape allegations are serious but rare.
I would provide a similar protection where the Government seeks to use a defendant's allegedly false pretrial statement as evidence against him at his pending criminal trial.
Some of the allegedly false statements could be found on the bank's Web site and in marketing brochures provided when an account was opened.
I know that this report will help us to ensure that we are able to make consistent and sound decisions in cases involving allegedly false allegations.
Hopefully, my essay will aid litigants, courts, market participants, and scholars when analyzing allegedly false statements of belief as false statements of fact under § 10(b) and Rule 10b-5 post-Omnicare.
The defendants allegedly made false threats that the "crew and passengers would be killed and the aircraft blown up before landing, which was false, misleading or deceptive".
Bonus question: Roger Clemens was indicted today on perjury charges for allegedly giving false testimony before Congress.
The securities fraud charges are for allegedly making false statements to shareholders in her own company.
The nonprofit corporations allegedly filed false statements with Congress swearing that they were sponsoring the conference.
The ACCC is currently prosecuting Acquire Learning for allegedly making false and misleading representations in its role as a broker.
