'solely be' is not correct or usable in written English.
To use it, you would need to add an auxiliary verb after the word 'solely'. For example, you could say 'The project will solely be funded by donations.'.
But the sole burden cannot solely be on educators.
Without Marcus, Terminator Salvation would solely be about John Connor being a petulant cock to everyone.
But it's not a job that can solely be left to the politicians.
Such organising principles for reviving world trade talks would not solely be an act of charity.
But while there's no doubt Tinder has contributed to today's throwaway dating culture, it can't solely be blamed for it.
And it can't solely be down to the fact Noel is consistently the sharpest, most entertaining interview in town.
It says sugar consumption is not a cause of diabetes and cannot solely be blamed for obesity.
Information, advice and guidance about higher education should not solely be focused on the "conventional" 18-year-old student.
The Giants return to practice on Thursday and by that time, Manning said, the focus should solely be on business.
Unlike the Bush administration in its first few years, he believes global treaties cannot solely be evaluated according to a narrow definition of the American interest.
But their reaction might not solely be based on the irritation provoked in China and the potential damage to Australia's reputation.
