The phrase "all solely" is not standard in written English and may be considered redundant.
It can be used when emphasizing that something is exclusively or entirely the case, but it is better to choose one of the terms.
Example: "The decision was made all solely based on financial considerations."
Alternatives: "entirely" or "exclusively".
If a booked Advertisement is not published at all solely due to a mistake on GNM's part, GNM will try to offer an alternative publication date(s).
Sometimes a diagnosis is based on no test at all, solely on a patient's or parent's report of a bad reaction after a particular food was eaten.
Senator Moynihan could not have foreseen that a president would abuse his powers by revoking a clearance, with no process at all, solely because the individual was exercising his First Amendment right to speak freely about policy issues.
Such, however, was the continuing spell cast by the texts of the classics and by the strictly rationalistic, overwhelmingly deductive procedures of the Cartesians that, down until the beginning of the 19th century, these and other empirical materials were used, if at all, solely for illustrative purposes in the writings of the social philosophers.
Wolff: Right now the growth that we're seeing where we get to 20% penetration, or one in five homes, covered in our older markets, is all solely driven by the residential gateway service [large cable modem-like device].
It's not all solely because of attitude, if that's any consolation.
The Parent's Television Council, One Million Moms, The American Family Association, etc.--all exist solely to spread phony outrage about one perceived offense or another.
All articles with a focus on primary prevention, as well as all articles solely focusing on clinical data without a health economic component/analysis were excluded.
Official Russian declarations, meanwhile, were ascribing all responsibility solely to Azerbaijan.
"It's all, now, solely a question of marketing," he continued.
That allowed the fiction to flourish that the highest-quality care was being provided for all, according solely to need.
