The phrase "alone citing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of citing something independently or without assistance, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In the research paper, the author was alone citing the sources without any collaboration."
Alternatives: "citing independently" or "citing on my own".
Menand ends his piece arguing that Beauvoir really just wanted "Sartre for herself alone", citing rather unhelpfully, "every page she wrote".
Rwanda alone, citing threats from those responsible for the 1994 Rwandan genocide and hiding in eastern Congo, has refused to leave.
The academy revoked an Oscar nomination for best original song for "Alone Yet Not Alone," citing improper campaigning.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott turned down $2 billion alone, citing concerns that the state's portion of the funds would go well beyond projections.
Other great investors may polish a homespun, almost cornball style -- Warren E. Buffett comes to mind -- but the erudite Mr. Bogle, in the first 100 pages alone, cites Gertrude Stein, Felix Frankfurter, Rudyard Kipling, Cervantes, Shakespeare and Cato.
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Notably, people living alone cited restricted intimate and/or social relationships, although whether this was as a result of self withdrawal or inhibition with regard to disclosing HIV status, or some other reason, is not clear.
Compared to scRNA-seq alone, CITE-Seq demonstrates both the highly consistent protein and RNA profiles with literature and also an enhancement of characterization of cell phenotypes based on immune cell experiments.
But Obama was alone in citing past instances where government (under a Republican administration) played such a role: I also believe that government has the capacity — the federal government has the capacity — to help open up opportunity and create ladders of opportunity and to create frameworks where the American people can succeed.
Swanson isn't alone in citing the LGBTQ community when speaking about the catastrophic natural disaster that Houston suffered.
