"sole realm" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that something is exclusively owned, possessed, or under the jurisdiction of a particular person or entity. For example, "The queen has sole realm over her kingdom."
Even in a crisis, where virtual meetings are the sole answer, the physical realm looms.
In discussing whether the H5N1 bird flu virus findings remain unpublicized, we should remember that the sole coin of the realm for scientists are fully disseminated research findings.
At the beginning of the wars of religion, they wanted to obtain the recognition of the reformed religion as the sole religion in the realm.
In 2008, the Forgotten Realms also became the setting for the RPGA's sole living campaign, Living Forgotten Realms, replacing Living Greyhawk.
Elevating test scores into the sole "coin" of the educational realm virtually guarantees that students cannot receive the rich education needed to succeed in a complex society.
His exit as chairman, chief executive and chief creative officer, which was reported this week in the trade publication Adweek, will leave Gary Goldsmith with sole responsibilities in the creative realm.
This Oz is the sole genuinely interesting character in "Realm of Shadows" – clearly a sandwich, flask of squash and chocolate-coated wafer biscuit short of a picnic, but without the hat and the nose and all that bloody squawking, quite likeable in a menacing kind of way.
This Oz is the sole genuinely interesting character in "Realm of Shadows"—clearly a sandwich, bottle of wine, and chocolate-coated cookie short of a picnic, but without the hat and the nose and all the squawking, he's quite likeable in a menacing kind of way.
But in Kendrick's narrow depiction of their culture-free realm, in which the sole value is money, the sacrifices involved appear trivial; the movie stacks the deck in favor of Christian faith.
