The phrase "alone from the rest" is not correct in standard English usage.
It seems to be an attempt to convey separation or isolation, but the correct expression would typically be "apart from the rest" or "alone from the others."
Example: "He felt alone from the rest of the group during the discussion."
Alternatives: "separate from the rest" or "isolated from the others."
Most of the scenery in BotW is set dressing, but when we see a single rock standing alone from the rest, or trees appearing in neat, unnatural rows, we immediately take notice because they may represent a puzzle that will reveal one of the valuable seeds.
Thus, it is difficult to isolate the impact of surgery alone from the rest of a comprehensive regimen.
Clearly the human lineage was under positive selection, and this result is robust even when we considered the human lineage alone from the rest of the tree including the chimpanzee branch.
Although this had a robust clinical study design (5-week, randomized, placebo-controlled, parallel-group three-arm trial testing two doses of phosphate binder) and a reasonable number of haemodialysis patients (n = 63), the results stand alone from the rest of the magnesium phosphate-binding literature.
Suárez brought in his lawyer, and on Wednesday Liverpool isolated him and ordered him to train alone, away from the rest of the players.
There is however, no experimental evidence available in the literature if the LC catalytic domain enters the cytosol and functions alone, dissociated from the rest of the molecule.
I am alone and unsafe, and will be alone for the rest of my days.
There's definitely a part of me that needs to be left alone and hidden from the rest of the world.
Yazidis believe that they are descended directly from Adam alone, while the rest of humanity comes from the lineage of both Adam and Eve.
Such as, your family member is ill and they live alone and far away from the rest of the family.
Back at Viva Zapata, Squeaky sits alone, now openly ostracized from the rest of her tribe, shunned.
