"raise allegations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to making accusations or claims against someone or something. For example: "The attorney decided to raise allegations that the defendant had knowingly lied on the witness stand."
The Observer has seen a letter from John Bercow, the Speaker, warning Bridgen it would be "inappropriate" to raise allegations against Vaz in the Commons.
As survivors continue to raise allegations of sexual misconduct across industries, it is important to discuss how to approach the systemic issues that enable this behavior, as well as ways to support survivors.
The Georgian government's failure to raise allegations of ethnic cleansing with Moscow directly, said the judges, meant that it had not exhausted the convention's remedies before heading to court.
Besides claiming the death was wrongful, the suit will raise allegations of negligent hiring, training and supervision of police officers, according to the notice, which outlines plans to seek $10 million in damages.
Julian Smith, the Conservative MP, used a point of order in the Commons to raise allegations that UK intelligence officials may have been named in the leaked documents obtained by the Guardian from Edward Snowden and distributed overseas.
Mr. Sharon is also expected to raise allegations that Osama bin Laden, the exiled Saudi dissident and accused terrorist, is seeking to establish a network of agents in Israel, his aides said.
And they raised allegations of tax fraud.
So one can see the White House's interest in raising allegations of FARA fraud.
Hichilema and the UPND raised allegations of irregularities, however, and took their complaints to the country's Constitutional Court.
Started in 2011, the show raised allegations of wrongdoing against some of the country's religious, economic and political leaders.
Other parts of the tapes raised allegations that even reached the Élysée Palace, the official residence of the president of France.
