The phrase "a program that only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a program's exclusive functionality or purpose.
Example: "We developed a program that only processes data in real-time to ensure efficiency."
Alternatives: "a program designed solely for" or "a program that exclusively".
It replaced a program that only helped lower-income families with at most 450 euros, about $630, a month.
"Of course, I wasn't going to do that," she adds, "and we ended up with a program that only guaranteed the renewal of expiring debt, which is where the problem was.
BitTorrent says The Act of Killing Bundle was downloaded 2.3 million times, and that its Bundles (a program that only launched in May) were downloaded 60 million times.
Medicaid is the payer of last resort, a program that only applies to individuals who are both medically and financially needy.
The third study compared a program of hip muscle strengthening exercises, associated with training to control the movement of the trunk and lower limbs, with a program that only focused on strengthening the quadriceps [ 23].
"If you create a program that only recognizes one picture from a hundred, it's not a problem.
It is an interesting choice for a Maryland program that only once this season filled its stadium to more than 75 percent capacity and is in need of a bump in luxury suite and premium seating sales.
For example, you might implement a fitness exercise program that only takes 20 minutes a day to complete at the beginning.
Rewind a few months and Stevens was in the midst of a grueling two-month fitness program that only someone fully invested in the outcome could have endured.
Scene7 does not maintain any servers to host its services; instead, it uses a "pay as you grow" program that only requires it to pay for the resources that it uses.
And this in a program that had only one crowd pleaser: Mendelssohn's "Italian" Symphony.
