The phrase "alone excluded" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of being excluded while being alone, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In this situation, I felt alone excluded from the group discussion."
Alternatives: "excluded by myself" or "isolated and excluded".
Newham estimates that it will save around £50,000 on licences alone, excluding hardware and other support arrangements.
They also doubt whether land alone, excluding buildings, would create an adequate tax base.
Shocked to discover the business alone – excluding the racing – produces 868 tonnes of carbon emissions each year, she and her staff of 20 set about reducing them.
For the private sector alone, excluding government, the job loss in the second quarter was greater than in any single quarter since the last recession, in 1990-91.
But a "forwarding bank" of this nature would make dark social content visible to WhatsApp alone, excluding other important stakeholders such as law enforcement and watchdog groups.
The mayor's office says the city is seeking $70 million from wage givebacks alone, excluding additional savings from layoffs or reconfigurations of the workweek.
The inactivated predrug CYCL showed no effect on the EAR: Perfusion of medium with 30 μg/ml CYCL alone, excluding the bioreactor activation, resulted in an EAR of 100.
Stephen Daintith, the finance director at parent company DMGT, said that in the three week period the Daily Mail alone, excluding the Mail on Sunday, saw print ads fall just 2%.
The World War II leaflet output of the western Allies alone, excluding the Soviet Union, was estimated to be at least eight billion sheets, and the United States and England dropped millions of leaflets, many of which were directions on how to surrender, during their conflict with Iraq in 2003.
