The phrase "alone represents the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing that something by itself signifies or embodies a particular idea or concept.
Example: "In this context, the data alone represents the key findings of the research."
Alternatives: "solely signifies the" or "exclusively embodies the".
In a sense, living alone represents the self let loose.
Not even the State Department bureau's admirers say that it alone represents the answer to the kinds of shortcomings discussed in the Senate report, which criticized as unreasonable and unfounded most of the conclusions reached by intelligence agencies on issues related to Iraq and its illicit weapons.
Unique in its inclusive development process, Never Alone represents the first game produced by E-Line Media inew new genre they call, "World Games".
In 2002, 'poor' state of health alone represents the category 'poor', and the other responses were grouped as in 1996.
A Marine Corps general declared, "Puller's presence alone represented the equivalent of two battalions".
That alone represented the kind of coming together that the cellist Fred Sherry, the director of the festival, had hoped for.
"I am convinced that citizens of good will will recognize that the internal reports written by diplomats do not alone represent the official foreign policy of a nation," Mr. Rivkin wrote.
Nothing has impressed me more this last week than the suffering of the young activists who lost so many close friends at Utoya, but still have the strength to talk, write, and, through their presence alone, represent the future of politics in this country, all this after a massacre, a direct attack intended as a "warning" that precisely their work for a multicultural society will be stopped.
Edges between drugs alone or between proteins alone represent the similarity between them and are also represented by solid lines.
Nonetheless, there would appear to be a recognition that the Church of England cannot now alone represent the different Churches - to say nothing of the different faiths - of the United Kingdom and the other nations of which the British monarch is also head of state.
Since the troublesome inequivalent representations of the CCRs that arise in QFT are all irreducible their inequivalence is not due to the fact that some are reducible while others are not (a representation is reducible if there is an invariant subrepresentation, i.e. a subset which alone represent the CCRs already).
