The phrase "alone of this" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express exclusivity or singularity, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "Alone of this situation, I felt a sense of responsibility."
Alternatives: "only this" or "this alone".
Germany's share alone of this second Greek package amounts to about €19 billion in credit guarantees.
Currently, Mrs. Aquino said, half the nation's foreign earnings are used to service the interest alone of this debt.
I am not alone of this opinion: John Mearsheimer, Stephen Walt, Noam Chomsky, Richard Goldstone, and Norman Finkelstein echo this sentiment (Jewish academics and political figures ostracized for their views: the self-hating sort, if you go by the Likudniks and Zionists--this muzzling device is all too predictable and should be called out).
The venture outlook in Europe is about as bright as it's been since the go-go dot-com days, with Europe-based venture firms raising more than $2.2 billion in the second quarter alone of this year – more than two times what they raised in the first quarter and 30percentt more than what European VCs had collected by the same time in 2014.
"In the first trimester alone of this year 20111), there have been 15,546 evictions, a 36.8percentt increase over the same period in 2010.
There are 1.5 to 2 million people in England alone on this type of drug.
It's hard enough to get the funding for a little project, let alone one of this scale".
Nor are they alone: Variations of this conversation are taking place in every European capital and many Asian capitals too.
We used these two parameters alone because of this later fact as inclusion.
Home care is not sufficient treatment for any animal bite, let alone one of this severity.
Cadet humor, no respecter of persons, or of monuments, has (since the erection of the monument) ascribed to this figure alone of all women the quality of steadfastness.
