The phrase "alone engaged" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that someone is engaged in an activity by themselves, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She was alone engaged in her studies, unaware of the time passing."
Alternatives: "solely involved" or "independently engaged".
That Weiner, 50, was present for the meeting, let alone engaged in the nuances of the issues, is heartening.
The work opens with Yo-el Cassell alone, engaged in a one-way communication with the audience using sign language.
Cross-categorical reversals alone engaged additional areas, notably anterior cingulate cortex and superior temporal gyrus, which have been posited to be involved in conflict resolution.
If people are constantly struggling with unnecessary meetings, cumbersome approval processes, and routine obstacles, they are unlikely to be satisfied, let alone engaged or inspired.
There is, in fact, some evidence that an agent of CPC alone engaged in activities at Ott IIs plant that were eccentric under accepted norms of parental oversight of a subsidiarys facility: The District Courts opinion speaks of such an agent who played a conspicuous part in dealing with the toxic risks emanating from the plants operation.
We know a good deal about recent trends in the Epicurean school for example, its sophisticated debates with the Stoics on scientific method and mathematics yet we find little or no evidence in Lucretius' poem that he is aware of, let alone engaged in, these developments.
It's a massive struggle to just get dressed, let alone engage with people in any meaningful way.
She displays a marked disinclination to mention, let alone engage, differing interpretations of key events in Coolidge's career.
I didn't bring it up with friends or family, let alone engage in any public way.
Last season, despite the frequent presence of co-workers and hangers-on, Ice and Coco were often shown alone, engaging in the small interactions that make couples successful.
It is hard to imagine architects of his and Scott Brown's stature responding, today, to a random student's pique, let alone engaging with him in debate.
