The phrase "able to implement only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a limitation in capability or functionality, indicating that something can be executed or carried out exclusively in a certain manner.
Example: "The software is able to implement only basic features, which may not meet all user needs."
Alternatives: "capable of executing solely" or "limited to implementing just".
Conclusions show that it is possible to implement only one of the proposed algorithms by choosing the appropriate ICW and the appropriate constant to be able to adapt to different application constraints.
The role of CHWs has changed; previously they were able to implement health interventions, but nowadays they perform only preventive and promotional work.
"The government's get-out clause – that they will only be able to implement all proposals unequivocally, [and] only where that is possible within current budget restraints – must raise questions about whether they will be unable to honour the thrust of the Sainsbury review," Marsden said.
Due to the large size of the contest networks and the limited resources on the Xilinx Virtex-6 ML605 FPGA, we were only able to implement two-pipeline architecture composed of eight PNs in each stage.
Although most of the studied channel emulators are able to implement the whole system into only one FPGA, there are examples of channel emulators that distribute computing among different FPGAs [40].
While some dispensaries will be able to implement the new model with only some organisational improvements and adjustments, other settings will need additional staff.
The manager has only been able to implement his tactical ideas – perfectly sound in theory, often half-baked in practice – sporadically, and on a human level, there's little by way of an emotional bond between him and the dressing room.
Although this collective goal setting is seen as a key factor in self-regulation and task performance [ 61], and revealed promising results on individual quality indicators, our findings indicate that PTs, as well as other health care professionals, may only be able to implement recommendations of guidelines one by one, or in small numbers simultaneously.
If he can leverage these advantages, Fox may be able to implement reforms that (sometimes) well-meaning predecessors only talked about.
The officials said: "We would not be able to implement everything in one place, as there is only so much industrial capacity.
