The phrase "alone operations" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe operations conducted independently or without assistance, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The team is responsible for alone operations in remote areas where support is limited."
Alternatives: "independent operations" or "solo operations".
The association points to a 1998 law that requires mutual funds to be run as stand-alone operations.
The equivalent leap for the mobile business would be closure.Other bits of Philips are struggling to be consistently profitable enough to be worth keeping as stand-alone operations.
Ford's international divisions have behaved independently for the most part ever since Henry Ford first established stand-alone operations in Britain and France in 1911.
It promised to produce saltwater waves eight to 10 feet high and to transform artificial waves from water park attractions into stand-alone operations.
While Hollywood studios tend to be part of conglomerates that control huge swaths of the entertainment business, from film distribution to television, Mexican producers run stand-alone operations, relying on a few committed investors and skimpy state support.
Mr. Hensley said that because the W hotels are part of Starwood, with its national reservations system and frequent traveler incentive programs, they have a better chance of economic success than stand-alone operations.
But unlike those other temples to physical well-being, health clubs, spas remain stand-alone operations.
Figure 7 shows the proposed control block diagram for V2G and stand-alone operations of PCS module.
In addition, the centralized control system for parallel operation of the converters during grid-connected and stand-alone operations has been conducted [14, 15, 16].
The study explored establishing one regional monitoring operation for CCTV across north Wales, to replace the existing six stand-alone operations.
