The phrasing "claimed failed" is not correct or usable in written English.
To use it correctly, you would need to phrase it as "claimed to have failed" or "claimed that they had failed". For example: The student claimed to have failed the test, but their teacher was convinced they had passed.
(c) The chairman of his record label, who he claimed failed to promote his latest album sufficiently.
Musharraf, it is claimed, failed to use his powers as president at the time to provide sufficient security for Bhutto.
He said at his trial that he felt "aggrieved" and "hard done by" after he was imprisoned for longer than his older co-defendant owing to an "incompetent barrister" who, he claimed, failed to advise him properly.
She nonetheless decided to pursue a claim through the university's complaints procedure but Oxford, it is claimed, failed to investigate the allegation properly or take any action against the alleged perpetrator.
Like many schools, Rockmount was inspired by Jamie Oliver's Feed Me Better campaign in 2005 calling for an overhaul of the country's school dinners, which he claimed failed to provide a balanced diet.
It also, it is claimed, failed to follow federal clean-up regulations before shuttering the mill and bulldozing the site in 2000, so that chemicals left behind have continued to spread into the surrounding area, affecting the health and property of residents.
The media, he claimed, "fails to point out several signs of illness by her.
A broader settlement that would have resolved the Clean Water Act claims failed to win agreement from some parties, in particular the state of Louisiana.
The Catholic Diocese of Fairbanks will file for bankruptcy after negotiations to settle sexual abuse claims failed, the bishop, Donald J. Kettler, said Wednesday.
In my March 2002 Opinion in this case, I held that all but one of plaintiff's disclosure claims failed to state a claim under Court of Chancery Rule 12(b)(6).
They further argued that application of the procedural default rule to their nationals' Vienna Convention claims failed to give "full effect" to the purposes of the Convention, as required by Article 36.
