The phrase "a sole tool" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
"Sole" in this context means "only" or "single," so "a sole tool" would mean "the only tool" or "a single tool." Example: The hammer was a sole tool in his toolbox, but it was all he needed to fix the broken chair.
Integrating our study of APACHE II score errors with the published literature leads us to conclude that the APACHE II is an inappropriate sole tool for resource allocation decisions for individual patients.
Integrating our study of AP2 score errors with the published literature leads us to conclude that the AP2 is an inappropriate sole tool for resource allocation decisions for individual patients.
Should we maintain it by viewing every issue as if it were a nail to justify the relentless use of the sole tool in our possession -- the hammer?
Finally, as far as we know, UCbase 2.0 is the sole tool that allows retrieving UCRs directly querying for a disease.
Although rarely used as the sole tool for diagnosis, studies have shown that flow cytometry is both a sensitive and specific method to identify, and in many cases, classify B cell lymphomas [ 21].
While the government's sole tool for school improvement is "academisation", in some of these areas every single one of these schools is already an academy.
Inside the bag is the sole tool of Jack's trade and the symbol of his as yet unearned manhood: an unregistered handgun he inherited from his father.
Notably, such screening does not test for dominantly inherited conditions (those passed from grandparent to parent, parent to child), so family history is the sole tool for identifying these risks.
Our aim is not to show whether the FQLP can serve as the sole tool to diagnose AS.
