The phrase "alluded on" is not correct in written English.
The correct expression is "alluded to."
Example: "In his speech, the author alluded to several historical events that shaped the nation's identity."
Alternatives: "referred to" or "mentioned in passing."
Writing about the final curtain for the parking meter in Manhattan, 60 years to the day after the first one was installed, my colleague Michael M. Grynbaum alluded on Monday to the 1967 film "Cool Hand Luke".
Lévy is married to Arielle Dombasle, an actress and a chanteuse, and Guinness has often alluded on her Twitter account to the heartbreak of the situation.
Mr. Obama himself alluded on Saturday to unspecified regional issues that seemed "caught in a time warp," but at the news conference on Sunday he defended the United States's stance on Cuba, which had support from Prime Minister Stephen Harper of Canada.
"The revelations now stretch back to 2011, when UBS complained after a Bloomberg Television host alluded on air to his monitoring of the London-based rogue UBS trader Kweku Adoboli's terminal logon information to confirm his employment status at the bank.
A couple weeks ago, when it was announced that alleged Vikings QB Brett Favre would be getting ankle surgery, Darren Sharper alluded on Twitter the Saints defense would target Favre's gimpy ankle when the two teams face off in his team's home opener.
The planes that flew into the twin towers are possibly alluded to on the cover of Underworld.
Warner has appeared (as one poster alluded to on the last NFL blog) in the past on adverts opposing stem-cell research and even some team-mates clearly find his beliefs difficult.
First on the papal agenda on Thursday was a "spontaneous" visit – alluded to on Wednesday night by the just-elected Jorge Mario Bergoglio – to the basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore in central Rome.
Then again, one of the artists lovingly alluded to on the title track is Wyndham Lewis, the brilliant painter and sculptor whose belligerence effectively scuppered his own career, leaving him, as one contemporary put it, a "lonely old volcano".
The company is also looking at services such as mobile payments, which could leverage the 435m or so customers of its iTunes store.Innovations in these and other areas could well be on the list of "amazing" things that Mr Cook alluded to on Apple's latest earnings call.
And the idea of "sinfulness" alluded to on Again will keep his legions of female fans happy till 2008.
