The phrase "alone disclosed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been revealed or made known without any additional information or context.
Example: "The findings of the study were alone disclosed in the final report, leaving out any supplementary data."
Alternatives: "solely revealed" or "exclusively disclosed".
That revelation alone disclosed their I.P. addresses.
In the past fiscal year alone, disclosed fees have climbed from $295 million to $416 million — a staggering increase of more than over 40percentt.
In a large phase III study in patients with stage II and III gastric cancer (Adjuvant Chemotherapy Trial of TS-1 for Gastric Cancer (ACTS-GC) trial), 1 year of postoperative adjuvant chemotherapy with S-1 compared with surgery alone disclosed significantly prolonged relapse-free survival and overall survival (Sakuramoto et al, 2007).
When reports leaked out Scott Morrison, the immigration minister, at first refused even to acknowledge the interception, let alone disclose the vessel's location.
They're controversial — not least because they come with a gag order that prevents companies from informing the subject of the letter, let alone disclosing its very existence.
Already, hundreds of children have been ripped from their families: 658 kids in the first 13 days of the program alone, Customs and Border Protection disclosed in a Senate subcommittee hearing Wednesday.
Only disclose what you want to disclose.
What's more, forcing the BBC alone to disclose this information is in effect saying it shouldn't really be competing in this arena at all.
Although dubious, we noted the possibility that the privilege could be claimed to excuse reporting the amount of income earned because that alone would disclose the criminal activities that had produced the income.
So, forcing the BBC alone to disclose what it pays talent would most likely put it at a significant disadvantage and ultimately give worse value for licence fee payers.
In the Cayman Islands it's a crime to even inquire about a person's accounts, let alone to disclose their contents.
