The phrase "alone in case" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "I will be alone in case you don't show up."
Alternatives: "by myself if" or "on my own if".
Even now, there are many nursing homes in which clients are not allowed to walk alone in case they fall, eat certain foods they want in case they choke, use knives in case they cut themselves.
When our daughter started driving, Zadie warned her it wasn't safe for a girl to drive alone in case she had car trouble; she promised she would always have company in the car.
He's right about one thing though: living in the toon, I have no excuse for not being at Chester le Street, though with no friends at all to speak of, I couldn't take advantage of the 2 for 1 ticket offer, and I'm too scared to venture out alone in case I get bullied by people with Welsh names".
You can't really be left alone in case something happens," North said.
"Me and dad always have to be there for her, so she's not alone in case anything happens.
The nurses said: " In our hospital, the physicians don't leave us alone in case of an error; we solve it together".
And in a testing laboratory devoted to the physics of all of this, silver balls bounce around alone in cases for hours to record how well certain kickers and flippers and bumpers hold up.
Now officers will be required to file charges based on the victim's statement alone in cases involving sexual crimes, a measure aimed at making it harder to evade investigation.
*Identification of Diphyllobothrium spp. was performed by morphologic identification alone in cases 1 11; organisms in each case were identified as D. latum.
However, they should not be used alone in cases of WG, MPA, or the more fulminant presentations of PAN and CSS seen on critical care units [ 4- 8].
In these cases, malignancy was suspected by ultrasound alone in five cases (three cases of BI-RADS III, two cases of BI-RADS IV), by mammography alone in two cases (both graded as mammographic BI-RADS IV), and by both examinations in two cases (one case graded as mammographic BI-RADS IV and ultrasound BI-RADS III, one case graded as both mammographic and ultrasound BI-RADS IV).
