The phrase "alone compared to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where one thing is being evaluated in relation to another, often highlighting a sense of isolation or difference.
Example: "She felt alone compared to her peers who seemed to have more support."
Alternatives: "isolated in comparison to" or "lonely when compared to".
Some 40 percent of them live alone, compared to 22 percent of men.
The industry is also growing: the OECD estimates that over 250 satellites will be launched during this decade alone, compared to half that amount during the last decade.
Over 7 million Britons now live alone, compared to three million in 1971, creating widespread social anonymity and fragmentation.
Herbert tracked a 30percentt increase in faculty bargaining units at private universities in 2016 alone, compared to four years earlier.
The simulation results verify the enhanced performance of the VSC-HVDC transmission system controlled by SMC alone compared to the proposed optimal GA-SMC control.
The encapsulation efficiency of Dox was significantly higher when it was encapsulated alone compared to co-encapsulation with chi-p53 nanoparticles.
The purpose of our study was to determine if there was a difference in the duration of treatment between infants who received morphine alone compared to infants who were treated with both morphine and clonidine.
In my mind, they alone compared to the likes of Ruth, Gehrig and DiMaggio in defining their profession and setting a high bar for playing their game.
Wireless carriers invested over $25 billion in 2011 alone, compared to $18.6 billion in the fifteen largest European economies combined.
Home ownership, residential tenure, and perceived good health were lower among Blacks living alone, compared to Whites, who had fewer living children.
They found that there were around 240,000 humpback whales in the Atlantic alone, compared to around 11,600 today.
