The phrase "allegedly informed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing information that is claimed to have been communicated, but where the truth of that claim is not confirmed.
Example: "The witness allegedly informed the police about the suspect's whereabouts."
Alternatives: "reportedly informed" or "supposedly told".
They allegedly informed him "he had no constitutional rights" and interviewed him about six times over three to four weeks.
Remini was allegedly informed by another senior Scientologist: "You don't have the... rank to ask about Shelly".
BROOKLYN MUSEUM 200 Eastern Parkway (718-638-5000) — Inquiring abouthehe landmass of Cuba, Christopher Columbus was allegedly informed that it was an island of immeasurable size.
Just before the ceremony, an unidentified staffer from Diageo, the international drinks giant that sponsored the event, allegedly informed the organisers that no further backing would be forthcoming if the award went to BrewDog.
He also allegedly informed Sotheby's that he owned a second Hirst spin painting.
Police then allegedly informed her that she would be prosecuted if she declined, and one officer made "numerous hostile comments about Muslims," the lawsuit claims.
Huhne, 57, who remains the MP for his hometown of Eastleigh in Hampshire, was told he faced a similar count for allegedly informing the authorities that his Greek ex-wife had been behind the wheel.
His letters to members of Congress, being reported here for the first time, show that Sterling was anticipating severe retribution as early as mid-2003 -- more than seven years before he was indicted on numerous felony counts, including seven under the Espionage Act, for allegedly informing Risen about the CIA's Operation Merlin.
Huhne is charged with allegedly falsely informing the investigating authorities that Pryce had been the driver of the car.
Nevertheless, the State Police superintendent, Harry Corbitt, said an officer from the governor's detail visited the woman, allegedly to inform her of her options.
Controversy arose when Shakib left to play for the Barbados Tridents of the Caribbean Premier League, allegedly without informing board officials and without obtaining a No Objection Certificate from the board, a claim he has denied.
