The phrase "alone work together" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a contradiction, as "alone" implies being by oneself, while "work together" suggests collaboration.
Example: "While I prefer to work alone, I understand that sometimes we need to work together for the best results."
Alternatives: "individually collaborate" or "independently unite".
They had never met, let alone worked together.
There were also frequent newspaper reports of Blair and Brown falling out to such an extent that they were hardly speaking, let alone working, together.
There's no way one of us could manage the volume alone, working together offers both us and our clients a huge advantage and we pride ourselves on being available 24-7.
Growing up, I never in my wildest dreams imagined that Earvin Johnson and I would spend time discussing our shared passions, let alone working together on them.
Finally, Clark would create a new Atlantic Charter which would stipulate that although the United States would not give up the right to act alone, working together with European allies should be the first option.
And in this Theological Federation here in Cambridge, as we struggle sometimes to communicate as Christians, let alone to work together with the Jewish and Muslim members of our community; we of all people ought to be aware of the pain of our fractured and often destructive common history and present.
But persuading even these three, let alone others, to work together is proving extremely hard.Others in the opposition argue that the elections will have to be overseen by Mr Habibie, and he must hurry up.
One French businessman, who declined to be named, explained: "The problem with many of these old, wealthy families is the fact that, as they have been around for a long time, there are many distant cousins who don't even like each other, let alone want to work together".
Rody, who holds an MBA degree in sustainable business, recognised early on that the two worlds he was circulating in – the environmental and LGBTQ crowds – were not making any effort to honour the values held by the other group, let alone trying to work together.
For two centuries, the central debate has been between isolationism (we'll let you alone if you let us alone) and multilateralism (let's work together for our common good).
