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"accounts for only" is a correct and commonly-used phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate the amount or fraction of something that makes up the whole. For example, "The salaries of the top executives accounts for only 2% of total company expenses."
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But cooking accounts for only one part.
(Tourism accounts for only 3percentt).
("Directly" accounts for only five per cent of the jobs).
Poultry accounts for only 2percentt of national output.
Yet deforestation now accounts for only 12% of greenhouse gases.
Household spending accounts for only about 35% of China's demand.
Trade with India accounts for only 0.67% of Taiwan's total.
Spain accounts for only 35% of Santander's total business.
But all that accounts for only half the hole.
And California accounts for only one seventh of that.
I'm disappointed that the law accounts for only concurrent sentencing.
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