The phrase "ability to make only" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific limitation or capacity regarding what can be created or produced.
Example: "The ability to make only minor adjustments to the design limited the project's overall effectiveness."
Alternatives: "capacity to create solely" or "skill to produce exclusively".
They imagined a representative human, Homo economicus, endowed with consistent preferences, stable moods, and an enviable ability to make only rational decisions.
This Sulcia has completely lost the pathway for the biosynthesis of tryptophan and, therefore, retains the ability to make only 7 of the 10 essential amino acids.
Her natural ability to make clients not only look beautiful, but feel beautiful has made her a favorite among a versatile group of music industry heavyweights and actors including Beyonce, Jennifer Lopez, Mary J. Blige, Hayden Panettiere, Rihanna, Teri Hatcher, Celine Dion, Lee Ann Womack, and Ashlee Simpson.
All the mutations are located precisely in GULO, where they affect the ability to make vitamin C only, rather than elsewhere in the pathway where they would influence the production of other molecules.
Living with that sort of financial pressure not only imperils your ability to make art but will probably also shape the decisions you make as to what kind of art to create.
As someone who often says "I think" and almost never says "I feel", I don't personally welcome love's ability to make me fear not only for myself, but others.
The ability to make connections in not only different parts of the United States but also different parts of the world is key to raising money.
Adams said one of the things Acast could offer was the ability to make sure ads were only served outside the U.K. (and to account for edge cases like U.K. military bases in other countries).
Reduced erections or ability to make love was the only exception: a disability was reported by more SM than CM patients (31% vs. 3%; P = 0.0013), and a substantial portion (15%) of SM patients but none of the CM patients (P = 0.0176) reported this symptom as severe or intolerable.
But Venter says the ability to make faces out of genomes only hints at the full power of genetics.
MRI with a gadolinium contrast agent greatly improves our ability to make an accurate diagnosis not only for cancer but for many other disease processes as well.
