The phrase "able to exploit only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a limitation on the ability to exploit something, indicating that exploitation is restricted to a particular context or resource.
Example: "The software is able to exploit only the vulnerabilities present in the outdated system."
Alternatives: "capable of exploiting solely" or "limited to exploiting only".
Regarding the coding scheme itself, to preserve both quality scalability and compliance to the JPEG 2000 wavelet representation, a particular attention has been devoted to the definition of a practical coding framework able to exploit not only the temporal but also spatial correlation among wavelet subbands coefficients, while computing the parity bits on subsets of wavelet bit-planes.
On the other hand, thesaurus-based systems such as EAGL are not able to exploit knowledge bases and only depend on the quality of the thesaurus.
"We have technologies now we are only able to exploit if we have manufacturing capabilities in some proximity to those innovations," says Ms Berger.
At times, Fabian Johnson was able to exploit this weakness, but not much came of it.
Efficient photocatalytic materials should not only be able to exploit solar radiation to produce electron hole pairs, but also ensure enough charge separation to allow electron transfer reactions, leading to solar energy driven thermodynamically up-hill processes.
However, to be successfully transposed to the metzincin members, this strategy will not only be able to exploit the structural detail of these S′1 cavities, but probably also subtle difference in their dynamics.
"Everything now has a golden opportunity to establish an early lead in the UK's 4G market, but it will only be able to exploit this window if it is able to build a successful launch strategy," said Thomas Wehmeier at Informa Telecoms & Media.
But Mandelson said that Labour would only be able to exploit the opportunity in the final five months before the election if shadow cabinet members followed the example of Ed Miliband and Ed Balls who have made clear that deficit reduction would be one of their main objectives in government.
For example, animals will often only be able to exploit one 'patch' at a time, and thus must decide to exploit that patch or try to find a potentially more rewarding patch.
Only religious parties are able to exploit this situation in their favor and are able to recruit a large number of poor mercenaries (by doing some charity work as well).
