The phrase "allegedly not even" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is claimed to be true but is also being emphasized as being less than expected or surprising.
Example: "The report stated that the company allegedly not even met the minimum safety standards required by law."
Alternatives: "reportedly not even" or "supposedly not even".
And for most people outside of Silicon Valley, where some entrepreneurs allegedly do not even know how to use their smartphone to place a phone call, it will remain the most important one for some time to come.
In some cases, appeal records show inmates claimed that when they confessed to Mr. Scarcella, the details they allegedly gave did not even match the evidence, that they had been tricked or forced to make untrue statements, or that they had been asked to sign a blank piece of paper only to have the supposed confession written on it later.
But rather than just freeze the allegedly tainted property, the federal government asked the district court below to freeze all of Luis's assets, including those that were not even allegedly obtained through fraud.
Such is her devotion to this "Bree van de Kamp after rehab" image that not even her husband allegedly telling her that she "plaster[s] on makeup like a trollop, you [insert very bad word here]" could dissuade her from the look.
Days before the news that the Federal Drug Administration FDAA) would not even review ImClone's application for Erbitux, Waksal allegedly tipped off family and friends, including Stewart, chairman of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, who sold shares in advance of the news becoming public.
And further investigation showed that a priest who allegedly raped and beat her suffered from such severe arthritis he could not even shake hands.
But nobody expected conclusions from St Tropez, not even enigmatic 23-year-old publishing millionaire Rupert Schmid, who allegedly stood to lose a packet of money he'd invested in the festival.
Cara and her eyebrows have been everywhere for the last year, so it's not even slightly surprising that she is "working on an album" (allegedly).
If an allegedly inaccurate name like 'Hermogenes' fails to name at all, to call the person in question 'Hermogenes' is not even to say something false, according to Cratylus, but simply to fail to say anything.
Some say she can be seen of an evening pacing there still.Then there is Avery, who haunts an ornate pink house that housed both a chapter of the Women's Christian Temperance Union and allegedly (not at the same time) a brothel.
