The phrase "alone belongs" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you want to emphasize that something is exclusively or solely meant for someone or something, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "In this quiet space, peace alone belongs."
Alternatives: "exclusively belongs" or "solely belongs".
("The headline alone belongs in the Journalism Hall of Fame," Gates writes).
Hysteroscopy alone belongs to this class.
To God alone belongs this power; or, rather, not even to God himself.
To God alone belongs this power... God would not therefore reduce the human race to slavery... if God does not enslave what is free, who is he that sets his own power above God's?" Gregory was not alone.
Facebook alone belonged to more than four dozen trade associations and industry coalitions, political shields that could advance Facebook's interests in battles that were too toxic for direct engagement.
By 1922 he was in a unique position to manipulate policies to his own ends by virtue of the fact that he alone belonged to both the Politburo, which set policy, and the Secretariat, which managed personnel.
"Three unmastered women," alone, "belonging to no one, became wild game for anyone": "Female and illegal, they would be interlopers, squatters, if they stayed on after Mistress died, subject to purchase, hire, assault, abduction, exile".
The assumption is that things graspable by intellect alone belong to a realm above the material, corporeal world and hence are timeless.
Interestingly, most cases detected with the common subtype I alone belonged to this subgroup.
People acting alone belong at the operational level, whereas an individual acting as part of a group functions at the collective level of governance.
Considering that a familial risk of 10 can be conveyed by rare dominant or additive genes of high risk (allele frequency of ∼1%, odds ratio 100) or more common recessive genes of very high risk (allele frequency of ∼20%, odds ratio 200) (11), none of the recently detected low-penetrance genes alone belong to this domain of genes.
