"bring an accusation against sb"

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Is the expression "bring an accusation against sb" correct?
 
It is grammatically acceptable. Where did you see this expression?
 
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alice-5 said:
Is the expression "bring an accusation against sb somebody" correct?
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Even though dictionaries use such abbreviations (to save space), we don't do that here. Write all words out in full.
 
What a bout "make" in place of "bring"?
 

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