"sole one" is not a correct phrase to use in written English.
However, you can use the phrase "sole" when referring to something that is the only one of its kind. For example, "The sole survivor of the crash was taken to the hospital."
There are seven entree choices: prime rib, two chicken dishes (saltimbocca and Provençal), two fish dishes (tilapia and fillet of sole), one vegetarian choice (eggplant parmigiana) and boneless roast of pork loin.
Yet the Fed's actions are a constant topic on C, but a rare one on MS. One perverse outcome is that people, especially market participants, have come to believe that markets are the Fed's primary target, if not its sole one, when in fact, it's the real economy — jobs, inflation, unemployment — that is the ultimate target.
This combination is a broad application area of both technologies, but not the sole one.
Chromosome 3 abnormalities mainly occurred as a component of a complex abnormality (251/300) rather than a sole one (14/300).
Although the most familiar, the wavelet domain is not the sole one in which a hierarchical organization of the transform coefficients is observed.
Moreover, our method is the sole one that manages to apply significant yet vaguely expressed information such as the period time and uses it in a potent and formal framework including a model of the dynamics.
The sole on one of Shaughnessy's shoes pulled apart in the third set and she had no spare, so she borrowed a replacement.
In his patent, he describes a sport sandal with a hard rubber sole on one side for general wear, and a slip-resistant covering on the other side for wet-weather wear (or for wading in a river or stream).
Monday's sole one-off came in "Lady's Choice," a Chopin waltz pas de deux choreographed by Brian Reeder and danced by Stella Abrera and Sascha Radetsky It was handsome phrase by phrase in its rich supply of ways of filling the music's 3/4 time but soon trite in its meandering assortment of ballet he-loves-her situations.
In-gene polymorphisms are not the sole ones involved in environmental adaptation [ 38].
Legal custody can be joint, meaning both parents are equally involved in making important decisions or sole, where only one parent makes such decisions.
