The phrase "sole responsible" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means "completely responsible" or "having full responsibility." It is often used in a professional or formal context. Example: The CEO of the company was deemed the sole responsible party for the financial crisis.
Vincent Kompany, the Manchester City and Belgium captain, wrote on Twitter: "Blatter wasn't sole responsible, more have to follow.
If providers are unaware of the connection, i.e. clients and/or services are the sole responsible for managing resource provisioning over multiple providers, the environment is a Multi-Cloud environment (Grozev and Buyya 2014).
(The North Vietnamese) were the sole responsible party.
To add to the confusion, the 330 died "as Hamas militants stepped up attacks" -- making Hamas appear as the sole responsible agent.
Transheterozygotes enarev/enaGC5 should recreate the defects observed in homozygous enarev flies if reduced ENA levels were the sole responsible for the phenotype.
Our results indicate that neither NrdEF nor NrdDG are essential for the growth of Salmonella inside macrophages and epithelial cell lines, being the class Ia enzyme the sole responsible for the replication of Salmonella in cultured cells, a situation that resembles what has been found in vitro [16].
Therefore, reversible crosslinking cannot be the sole mechanism responsible for the shrinking response of PSHs.
This indicates that a decrease in modifications that make the chromatin more accessible to transcription factors and coactivators may be involved, but this is not the sole mechanism responsible for TLR2-mediated inhibition of transcriptional responses to IFN-γ.
However, we could not reverse downregulation of cyclin D1 in response to sorbitol-exposure by SB203580 arguing that p38 is not the sole entity responsible for the decrease in cyclin D1.
("We are comfortable we have the single and sole person responsible," Lanier told reporters).
These results clearly show that free volume cannot be considered the sole factor responsible for conductivity in polymer electrolytes.
