The phrase "as standing alone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is considered in isolation, without any additional context or support.
Example: "The statement is valid as standing alone, but it may require further explanation in a broader context."
Alternatives: "in isolation" or "on its own".
The challenges relate to sitting, and standing alone, as well as toileting, eating, and dressing.
By the same token, in the last few days 2012 has perhaps assumed yet another set of laurels, standing alone as surely the most reviewed, summarised, sideways-glanced and generally taxidermified sporting year of all time.
It begins with Derulo walking on a bridge in a city at night, before the video cuts to scenes of Derulo and his love interest hugging and drinking alcohol, as well showing him standing alone atop a roof of a building in Manhattan.
Despite views that present the character's Batgirl persona as a symbol of female empowerment, a long-held criticism is that she was originally conceived as an uninspired variation of Batman "rather than standing alone as leader, such as Wonder Woman" who had no pre-existing male counterpart.
It heralds a fresh perspective on extinct animals, one that sees these creatures not as hulking monuments standing alone in a landscape, but living beings adapting to their environment and surviving predation.
Their relationship seems to have loomed ever larger in Welty's mental life, and these books suggest wistfully overlapping images of the author: as a child standing alone and listening intently outside a closed circle of adult love, and as an old woman, even more alone, still straining after the voices in an awful silence.
Each madrigal, set to rhymed Italian stanzas by Renaissance poet Luigi Tansillo, is a small contrapuntal masterpiece consisting of seven individual melodic lines that flow as currents, never standing alone, but ever completing and renewing thoughts.
And make sure you talk to people as soon as you arrive, instead of standing alone in the corner.
Between its functioning as a companion piece to the documentary and standing alone as a portrait of the man's California dry-out, the music of One Fast Move Or I'm Gone--its title poached from one of Big Sur's lines--eerily digs into Kerouac's story, at times, insinuating things better than the author's own words.
The iconography of the time shows the emperor, not the pope, as the representative of St. Peter and often standing alone as God's vicar on earth.
