"cover up wrongdoing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's actions of hiding or concealing a mistake, crime, or unethical behavior. Example: The company's CEO attempted to cover up the wrongdoing of his top executives by suppressing evidence and bribing witnesses.
Cover up wrongdoing or ask you to do so.
There are also accusations that documents were created to cover up wrongdoing.
In addition, the allegations centre on an individual rather than a company-wide attempt to cover up wrongdoing.
Mr. Romaine, interviewed after a debate with Mr. Levy, denied that he would ever cover up wrongdoing.
For the most serious cases, independent experts should be appointed to investigation panels to ensure universities are not tempted to cover up wrongdoing.
Mr Watson alleges that the NI team was apparently so sure of its police and political connections that it felt able to destroy evidence, threaten critics and cover up wrongdoing with impunity.
Pearl continued to cover up wrongdoings, though, even after his job was spared.
Had she covered up wrongdoing in the deaths of Americans at Benghazi, stolen millions, or was she, in fact, Beelzebub?
In addition to whether the document disposal violated federal laws about government records, officials are concerned that the S.E.C. policy might have hindered later investigations into the same people or companies or covered up wrongdoing.
Prosecutors have said that Mr. Isernio forged documents, paid bribes and covered up wrongdoing to win a health insurance contract with Nassau County, a deal that eventually cost Nassau taxpayers $70 million.
We may know quite a lot about dodgy journalists, but we know less about the extent to which corrupt relationships between police and press made it easier to intrude into the private lives of innocent people and potentially covered up wrongdoing.
