The phrase "alone foundation" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a foundation that stands independently, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project was built on an alone foundation, which made it vulnerable to external pressures."
Alternatives: "independent foundation" or "sole foundation".
In 2011 alone, his foundation gave $1m to each of the leading US conservation charities, the Sierra Club and Nature Conservancy, as well as $2m to the Environmental Defense Fund, where his German-born wife Hannelore is a trustee and where Isabel has also worked.
In the past year alone the foundation has doled out $100 million in grants to organizations such as Women in Recovery, which believes that it's better for kids, moms and taxpayers to spend $20,000 on a year of intensive rehabilitation for Denise or Melissa, rather than $200,000 for ten years of imprisonment.
In 2016 alone the foundation doled out $1 million to children's charities in the region.
In the US alone, community foundations nearly doubled within the past decade (905 in 2000 to 1,680 in 2010) and this growth rate remains consistent today.
As it has grown, it has become readily apparent that McLuckie was right about building that cloud native framework instead of a stand-alone Kubernetes foundation.
In a broad sense, computing is an area of knowledge from which a popular and effective technology emerged long before a solid, specific, scientific methodology, let alone formal foundations, had been put forward.
Alone, our foundations broken, we wander in uncertainty.
In my memory, foundation alone required mixing together four or five ingredients.
What both did in practice was blend badly when worn alone or under foundation.
The foundation alone has added more than 600 works in the last two years, she said, and last year it lent more than 900 individual works to museums around the world.
