"your allegation" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to an accusation that someone has made against someone else. For example: "The court dismissed your allegation of criminal wrongdoing."
I am also appalled at your allegation that baptisms are a life-threatening ritual.
"I do find credible your allegation of abusive behavior," he wrote.
Your allegation that I claim immigration is ruining America thus has no basis in fact.
I double dare you!" In a third email, sent at 7.43pm, Colonel Collins wrote: "I am assuming your allegation is carried in the Tuesday edition?
But considering the ceaseless efforts we have made to elicit meaningful discussion rather than controversy, we reject your allegation of scandalmongering.
There is no right to a hearing or even any right to know what the body that you think has been intercepting your communications says about your allegation.
"We are compiling documentation to prove that we are innocent of your allegations".
The MoJ has consistently played down the problems and a spokeswoman said: "Your allegations over access to information and vetting of staff are not true".
The basis for your allegations seems to be that local property developers do not conduct thorough background checks on foreign buyers.
If ministers are deterred from doing this by the tone of your allegations, people across the world will be less safe and human rights will be weakened.
As part of our investigation into your allegations we will be reviewing the processes and criteria by which members of staff are inducted".
