The phrase "alone strength" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a concept but lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "In times of crisis, one must rely on their alone strength to overcome challenges."
Alternatives: "individual strength" or "personal strength".
You achieved today what I could not achieve alone: strength, solidarity and unity".
For instance, considering Na2SO4 alone, strength gain in the modified concrete was 86.2% higher than the corresponding value in normal concrete within a period of 84 days.
It is desirable not to use oral fluids alone (strength of recommendation 1C), while it is recommended to use oral N-acetylcysteine (NAC) together with intravenous isotonic crystalloids (strength of recommendation 2D).
Alone Together: Strength and Solidarity between the Roma and African American Communities.
"So," he declared, "it is up to Maria, day after day, tournament after tournament, to find alone the strength she needs to win the big titles without owing anything to anyone".
The purpose of this study was to compare the effects of combined light-load maximal lifting velocity weight training (WT) and plyometric training (PT) with WT alone on strength, jump and sprint performance in semiprofessional soccer players.
Such an effect due to true sham whole body vibration would thus further minimize the effects of real whole body vibration on motor performance: whole body vibration alone and strength training alone did not improve performance when used as 'active control' in dozens of whole body vibration studies, but when whole body vibration was added to strength exercises the performance improved.
UBS currently carries an Aa3 long-term debt rating and a C/A3 stand-alone financial strength rating.
Last month Moody's, a rating agency, raised the outlook on Citi's stand-alone "financial strength" rating (excluding government support), from negative to stable.
Moody's cited "a weakening in the banks' stand-alone financial strength and anticipated additional pressures stemming from the country's challenging economic prospects in the foreseeable future".
In a complex rating action, the agency upped the ratings on the basis of stand-alone financial strength for five institutions – Co-op, Nationwide, Santander and Yorkshire and Principality building societies.Spain, which was stripped of its top notch triple A rating in 2010, has now been cut twice by Fitch, which is concerned about the eurozone crisis.
