The phrase "allegedly wrong" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is claimed to be incorrect or unlawful, but without definitive proof.
Example: "The defendant was found to have allegedly wrongfully terminated the employee."
Alternatives: "reportedly incorrect" or "supposedly erroneous".
I will bet that most people believe that the correct phrase is JUST DESSERTS instead of the correct JUST DESERTS, because the majority of people pronounce the second word with the accent on the allegedly wrong syl-AH-ble.
The broader population was never particularly interested in the Mueller investigation and increasingly considered it further evidence of everything that is allegedly wrong with Washington: that it's run by navel-gazing and self-obsessed elites who are more concerned with defeating each other than with helping the country.
According to her, society deems it OK to be hateful toward fat people, because we have all these things allegedly wrong with us.
On Thursday, with Acosta pressing Sanders on whether she thinks the media is the American people's foe, she opted to list the cases in which she personally has been allegedly wronged by the media.
The office has also returned more than $750 million to student loan borrowers from companies who allegedly wronged them.
Weev's actions also show that even if you are not the direct cause for a revenge outing you may become collateral damage if a colleague allegedly wronged someone.
In addition to possibilities of copycat revenge outings with collateral damage scope, considering all of the innocent employees that have been killed in shootings by fired or otherwise (allegedly) wronged employees, it is not difficult to imagine that a broader revenge attack similar to Weev's DoJ attack could occur.
What did the firm allegedly do wrong?
He claimed on French radio that American doctors had told him they "repaired things" that had allegedly gone wrong with the original surgery.
What Murphy allegedly did wrong, according to the indictment filed last week, was to conspire with brokers at other banks so that they'd lose the bidding on purpose.
It is no answer for the Florida courts to say counsel never moved at trial for a transfer to a county not saturated with pretrial publicity; for this failure of counsel is the very heart of the wrong allegedly done to petitioner.
