The phrase "accommodate only the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that something is designed to include or support just a particular group or element.
Example: "The new policy will accommodate only the employees who meet the specified criteria."
Alternatives: "serve solely the" or "include just the".
The Pepsi Center, with a capacity of 21,000 people, would accommodate only the usual convention crowd, party officials said.
That station, the southernmost on the line, has long been an anachronism, big enough to accommodate only the first five cars of modern subway trains and so tightly curved that a gap of about two feet remains between the platform and some train doors.
However, previous studies showed that seat-type abutments can reduce effectively the seismic actions of bridges, especially when the openings at the expansion joints accommodate only the serviceability movements of the deck.
Indicative of its antiquated design, the platform accommodates only the train's first five cars.
The biggest problem, stated simply, is that the Modern Wing accommodates only the classic, European version of modernism.
OSCAR HIJUELOS Author of "The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love" and "A Simple Habana Melody" I see a city of high-rises accommodating only the rich who can afford to live here.
In a previous paper by the same authors, a numerically efficient finite element analysis which accommodated only the long in-plane waves was used to predict the forced response of a six-sided thin-plate box at the stiff points.
All the fragments identified were found to bind in a small pocket on the surface of the protein in a fragment "hotspot" that naturally accommodates only the benzene ring of phenylalanine in the FXXA motif.
It is a stubborn mathematical fact that the top fifth of the income distribution can accommodate only 20 percent of the population.
The implication, therefore, is that under these conditions binding is saturated, and the number of "binding sites" for aS on the CR micelles can accommodate only 2% of the total protein.
In approaching such problems as the thousands of islets in the Stockholm archipelago or the thousands of small lakes in the Alaskan tundra areas, when the map scale will accommodate only a small number, the cartographer may decide to draw the features in groupings that reflect the patterns shown in the large-scale source maps or aerial photos.
