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The phrase "I may only" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express restriction or limitation in what one is able to do or say. Example: "I may only speak to my boss about this matter."
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In the same manner, the joint action is modelled as ({a_1, ldots, a_{n-1},a_n}), where each agent i may only have access to partial view (a_i).
I may only need the play.
Do you sometimes think, I may only have 13 years left?
But I may only think so because I've just seen kale mentioned in a story about vegetables.
I may only get one chance with my patient and I don't know when that chance is coming.
True, I may only have been in these museums a few times when I was growing up, but they were always touchstones.
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Given the parental structure of the graph, w i, j may only be nonzero on the edge set, (i, j ) ∈ E = { i ∈ pa (j ), j ∈ I }.
It is possible that TGF-β1 and TGF-βRI polymorphisms may only have an effect on development of OA in specific joints, and then only when appropriate additional conditions such as obesity are present.
Please pray for me that I may not only speak the truth, but become the truth; that I may not only be called a Christian, but also live like a Christian.
I may be only one game in, but I have learned this much about Oxford basketball: it's the postgame traditions that count.
"There I am, and I may be only five foot five generously speaking but those corn stalks were certainly above my head and perhaps over your heads as well," said Bloom, in his closing statement to the tribunal members.
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