The phrase "allegedly without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to something that is said or believed to be true, but is not yet proven or confirmed. Example: The suspect was allegedly without an alibi on the night of the crime.
Wotton was tasered, allegedly without warning, in front of his children.
"Khosara" was used as a chorus loop for "Big Pimpin'" allegedly without realising it was owned by EMI Music Arabia.
The 14-year-old was arrested, taken away in handcuffs - allegedly without his mother or father being present - and suspended from school when another teacher spotted it.
The fabulously rich Mr Schwarzman pops up in the society gossip pages for such things as paying a record $37m for a Manhattan apartment and for demolishing his Florida mansion, allegedly without permission.
When he walked out of his house to meet arresting police, he was shot with a stun gun, allegedly without warning, after declining to follow an order to get on his knees.
In one case involving a heroin arrest in January, an officer covers the lens of a surveillance camera while three other officers approach a room and order the resident to open the door before pushing their way in, allegedly without a warrant, according to the public defender's office.
At the same time, there is a basic harmony between the two disciplines since quantity and quality are both intrinsic characteristics of finite things and neither quantity nor quality exists without the other (though qualities and not quantities are allegedly conceivable without some other thing).
Roger Curry, 76, was allegedly abandoned without identification in the car park of Hereford bus station on 7 November 2015.
In 2006, the Russian parliament and the state prosecutor both announced that they were investigating Kroll for allegedly operating without a license.
A1 Bobby Fischer Is Arrested The former world chess champion, shown at left in a photo from 1992, was arrested by Japanese immigration authorities for allegedly traveling without a valid passport.
Staff are allegedly working without adequate protective equipment, at risk from chemicals, noise and lasers, for an average of 69 hours a week.
