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I recently found an example of おそれあり in a fictional headline

「ネットワークしはい計画が本格的にはじまったおそれあり」だって

Presumably this is "It says 'It may be that their plan for network domination has begun to go all out'"

The only example of おそれあり I was unable to find a dictionary definition, and could only find signs like "落石のおそれあり" through Google. Am I correct in that it is just a version of おそれがある? If so, what exactly is the nuance between these two phrases?

MegaZeroX
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    Note that even あり is dropped in real headline grammar. This would be something like "ネットワーク支配計画 本格始動[か](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/45029/5010)". – naruto Mar 20 '21 at 02:37

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