The phrase "alone marking" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where something is marked or identified in isolation, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The document had an alone marking that indicated it was confidential."
Alternatives: "sole marking" or "single marking".
According to his report, at least 753 people, including 25 women and 13 minors, were executed in Iran last year alone, marking a 12-year-high.
Three pro-regime aircrafts have now been shot down by US forces in the month of June alone, marking a significant escalation with the Russia-backed regime of Bashar Al Assad.
And yet even a cursory examination of campaign issues and the current battle against liberali... excuse me, progressivism, shows that the development of "intellectual powers" is far from sufficient for instilling a moral compass in man, let alone marking his evolution with "sympathy" and a desire for service to others.
That alone marks this summit down as a very significant moment," said Richard Black, director of the Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit.
A blockbuster fronted by women alone marks a necessary step and, with luck, a shape of things to come.
"I loved the Faces," says Vic Reeves, mentioning the band whose haircuts alone marked them out for greatness.
His interpretation of Dvorak's B minor concerto, which alone marks him as one of the elect, was set down in 1976.
Those two dishes alone mark the chef, Richard Kuo, who cooked previously at the pop-up Frej, as a master of umami.
Now it is being adopted more broadly, by parents who are disenchanted with the regimentation of schools, public and private, and the idea that a child's age, alone, marks the thresholds of learning.
Hull's form alone marks her out as one of the nation's outstanding sporting talents, a matter that isn't recognised nearly as much as it should be.
Let alone marked as spam.
