The phrase "accessibility is only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the limitations or specific aspects of accessibility in a particular context.
Example: "Accessibility is only one factor to consider when designing an inclusive environment."
Alternatives: "accessibility is merely" or "accessibility is solely".
Critics have said that without fully searchable files, Internet accessibility is only a slight improvement over the status quo.
Road accessibility is only an important determinant of fires in forests.
Likewise, at the Igκ locus, where recombination is increased by only two-fold, RSS accessibility is only marginally increased.
However, as Fig. 10 shows succinctly, this extreme increase in accessibility is only available to very small catalysts.
Evidently, geographic accessibility is only one factor affecting accessibility to health services [ 11]; however, the physical barriers involved in geographic accessibility tend to be particularly important in areas with limited health services.
Assemblyman Micah Z. Kellner, who represents the Upper East Side, said he was disappointed that wheelchair accessibility was only an option for the winning design, not a requirement.
Due to poor physical accessibility, there is only limited knowledge of the microbial gene functions and metabolic pathways that are operating in the small intestine microbiota.
In general, photography entrepreneurship is closely associated with landscape amenities, leisure and networking amenities, and accessibility, whereas it is only slightly related to educational amenities.
The accessibility time α is only weakly correlated with city population ((r = 0.20)) and not correlated ((r = 0.03)) with population density, and falls in the interval 0.3-0.8 0.3-0.8
They suggest that there is no clear correlation between the CrI and cellulose digestibility since the cellulose accessibility is not only affected by cellulose crystallinity but also by several other parameters, such as lignin/hemicellulose contents and distribution, porosity, and particle size.
Job accessibility is not only a technical index to capture the urban form pattern and transit cost from home to the job location, but also measure the performance on job markets—especially for low-income, women, ethnic minorities and other vulnerable groups [15].
