The phrase "alone tasks" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe tasks that are performed independently or without assistance, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She prefers to work on her alone tasks rather than in a group setting."
Alternatives: "independent tasks" or "solo tasks."
Compared to a grade or score alone, task-focused comments or descriptive feedback is found to be more effective in providing guidance (Hattie and Timperley, 2007) for learning improvement.
By partitioning the QAM modulator into different stand-alone tasks mapped on Processing Elements (PEs), we construct a set of stand-alone basic components necessary for QAM modulation.
In that period, text mining has been able to achieve success rates in the range of 90% for specific narrowly defined 'stand-alone' tasks, such as gene mention identification in running text (10).
Although data analysis is often considered to be a stand-alone task, previous research has shown that analysis of empirical data in collaborative environments is important and should be considered when developing visualization applications [4,5].
Product Y is a stand-alone task Y application for Windows.
Subjects performed a gait task both alone (single-task condition) and in combination with a cognitive task that involved reciting numbers (dual-task condition).
I also know that volunteers cannot do the job alone; the task is too big.
The success of America's biggest experiment in social reform depends in large part on how many people can find, and keep, private-sector jobs.On the aggregate numbers alone, the task does not seem too difficult.
With over 85,000 apps on Apple's App Store alone, the task to find apps tailored to your needs and likes is daunting.
Where are all the Uber drivers, let alone the Task Rabbits and the Upworkers?
It can be questioned whether fall prevention training should focus on strength training alone, as task-specific training of motor skills has been shown to be important (Bieryla et al. 2007; Owings et al. 2001; Troy and Grabiner 2005).
