The phrase "alone access" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of having exclusive or solitary access to something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "He was granted alone access to the restricted area, which raised concerns among the staff."
Alternatives: "exclusive access" or "sole access".
So they want Microsoft to allow them, and them alone, access to the kernel.
Hundreds of millions of people lived without running water, let alone access to the costly drugs necessary to treat the infection.
In many schools, IT is taught in classrooms with no electricity, let alone access to computers, and pupils are asked to copy out pictures of a desk monitor and keyboard into their notebooks.
It was only half that size when she was a child, and, back then, sanitation, let alone access to a tennis court, was not a given — only a handful of courts existed, and many that did were riddled with potholes or made with cow dung (a surface that was thought to offer a middle ground between clay and hard courts).
But even in Malaysia, it is not just at the top of the ladder that rungs are missing 15% of schools lack a stable electricity supply, let alone access to the Internet.There is also a recognition, in Malaysia and elsewhere in South-East Asia, that targets for educational achievement cannot be quantitative only.
In many rural areas of the country, a safe pregnancy and childbirth, let alone access to family planning, is just not a reality.
Donor of the BH link connectivity is a stand-alone access point (donor node (DN)), or in other more advanced configurations, already operating, RN (i.e., the donor RN (DRN)).
The checklist for each trial was completed using an electronic, stand-alone access database.
Treatment of cells with 5 nM Dex +8 µM iAs versus 5 nM Dex alone inhibits access to the Sac1 cleavage site by 30 minutes and by 60 minutes chromatin access decreases to less than or equal to basal levels (Fig. 1D).
In John, Jesus alone offers access to God.
When money alone buys access to politicians, he says, civil society starts to shut down.
