The phrase "alone as a consequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone or something is isolated or solitary as a result of a specific event or action.
Example: "After the argument, she found herself alone as a consequence of her decision to speak her mind."
Alternatives: "isolated due to" or "solitary as a result of".
But as Paul Krugman points out in his "End This Depression Now!" the recession of 2008-9 did not have many industries that were growing, let alone growing as a consequence of reallocation away from home construction.
Professor Nishioka also discussed pain from the perspective of fibromyalgia and the development of new measures to characterize this important condition, which can occur alone or as a consequence of diseases such as RA and systemic lupus erythematosus.
However, most of these interventions were aimed at couples instead of the partner alone, and as a consequence the primary focus was often on the well-being of the patients.
More than 20 years later, at the beginning of the polio epidemic, Danish physicians used the plasma bicarbonate concentration (total carbon dioxide content) alone, and as a consequence incorrectly diagnosed metabolic alkalosis rather than respiratory acidosis [ 4].
Combining FF and VI resulted in additional attenuation of the EAR over that observed with either therapy alone, most likely as a consequence of the different mechanisms involved.
This account of indeterminacy is not a consequence of perdurance theory alone: as well as the claim that ordinary things have temporal parts, it involves the claim that there are many more persisting things than we recognise in ordinary life.
As a consequence, NRP-1 signaling alone only partly determines EC fate.
The first introduced stand-alone PET cameras provided a spatial resolution of 10 mm; a study from 2004 concluded, as a consequence, that stand-alone F-FDG PET was not yet suitable for the diagnosis of temporal arteritis and therefore could not replace invasive biopsy [ 71].
We hypothesize that targeted therapies such as kinase inhibitors can produce off-target effects as a consequence of retroactivity alone.
We developed a computational model to test whether targeted therapies, such as kinase inhibitors, can produce off-target effects in upstream pathways as a consequence of retroactivity alone.
