The phrase "alone a small" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Alone a small child stood in the corner, looking lost."
Alternatives: "only a small" or "just a small".
Between 1979 and 1980, in the Southside alone, a small section of Williamsburg, we lost 48 young people.
"It's amazing for one school, let alone a small one, to have that sort of representation," said David Leavy, a spokesman for Discovery Communications.
"How can you have a free election in a big city like Mazar, let alone a small village?" That concern has prompted an influx of new resources.
After all, people in America are less likely than ever to forgo S.U.V.'s, pickups and minivans to buy a car -- let alone a small car.
Housed in a terraced former dairy, it has a cosy ski-chalet feel and is the sort of gem any city would be pleased to have, let alone a small seaside resort on the Lincolnshire coast.
I didn't go alone: a small group of Vietnam veterans in the Senate, members of both parties, returned to lead the search for P.O.W.'s, M.I.A.'s, the soldiers America feared it had left behind.
"To get to the end of June and be in the race, for any team — let alone a small-market team — you can't take it for granted," Byrnes said.
It's not a typical sight in an upstate New York city, let alone a smaller one that has its share of contentious development debates and stern opposition.
Do I really need another iPad — let alone a smaller, less powerful one with a non-retina screen?
(See here, here, here and here. And that's just on The Huffington Post alone). A smaller segment would probably shriek, "Papyrus!", that 1982 creation that tries to mimic calligraphy but fails miserably.
In fact, exercise alone has only a small effect on them.
