The phrase "alleging as" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion without proper context.
Example: "The report is alleging as a violation of the law, but the evidence is inconclusive."
Alternatives: "claiming to be" or "asserting as".
Cedars-Sinai moved for partial summary judgment on plaintiff's second and third causes of action, strict liability and breach [180 Cal.App.3d 499] of warranty, alleging as a matter of law there were no triable issues of fact.
However, if you already have a bad reputation, it can be difficult for you to prove that the statement you're alleging as slander caused you any meaningful damages.
Leonard B. Sand, the federal district judge presiding in the trial, agreed, quoting an earlier decision which held that a conspiracy "may be alleged as broadly as the conspiracy really was".
"Epstein's purposes in 'lending' Jane Doe (along with other young girls) to such powerful people were to ingratiate himself with them for business, personal, political, and financial gain," the document alleged, "as well as to obtain potential blackmail information".
It also failed to portray NWA producer Dr Dre's repeated violence against women – violence that Michel'le, Dre's former long-term girlfriend and mother of his son Marcel, alleges as well.
Mr Coleman alleges that as many as 130 votes are being counted twice.
Amnesty International alleges that as many as 200 Uighurs were executed between 1997-99, and claims the crackdown has continued.
The complaint alleges that as early as 2009, Zak start organizing and selling syndicated conservation easements.
None of that has been alleged, as NPR explains.
'Inside job' alleged as thousands of Google+ and Maps listings hijacked.
Hiroshi Nakajima, Dr Brundtland's predecessor, allowed the organisation to degenerate frequently, it is alleged, as a result of cronyism.
