"standalone solution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to something that can function on its own without needing additional support or components. Example: Our company offers a standalone solution for small businesses to manage their finances without having to rely on expensive accounting software.
It is designed as a standalone solution but it can be flexibly adapted in broader management infrastructures.
However, the app can't be used as a standalone solution for parents setting household rules around screen time.
Stereoscopy devices have been used in the operation theatre before, either as a standalone solution or in combination with three-dimensional volume rendering from computer-assisted surgery [9].
When asked, Renata explained that this could end up as a standalone solution in six to eight months but if someone doesn't get to this first.
GymHit works as a standalone solution as well as integrating with other enterprise billing systems to provide a more modern front end consumer interface for their clients.
In contrast, DOMCT is a distributed solution and thereby has the flexibility to be either employed as a standalone solution or adopted partially into the legacy DCF based systems.
They are standalone solutions that do not integrate a stimulus player.
Previously it was fine for brands and agencies to use standalone solutions.
Although there may have been standalone solutions for mobile or legacy software solutions that have allowed for this, it hasn't been done before on the iPad.
At a company event today in San Francisco, Samsung President & Chief Strategy Officer Young Sohn detailed that the company is actively pursuing both smartphone-focused VR headsets and standalone solutions.
For the moment, GNSS-based standalone solutions, i.e. not enhanced with other sensors, are not developed under safety principles, as is the case for transmission systems mentioned in the 50159 standard [5].
