The phrase "adopts only one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a choice or selection that is limited to a single option or method.
Example: "In this study, the researcher adopts only one approach to analyze the data."
Alternatives: "chooses just one" or "selects only one".
It is shown that the O.1 test implicitly adopts only one model of inertant action, and that chemicals which rely on a differing mode of inertant action are liable to be incorrectly treated.
We found that the MCAK CT domain binds asymmetrically with multiple interactions with the motor domain and adopts only one potential orientation.
However, the most popular inhibitor conformation (Cluster 1) of the first-round simulations disappeared in the second-round, suggesting that AHP adopts only one conformation in the BoNTAe active site.
The TRTap can achieve similar steady-state MSE as TDes in low interference environment even if the TRTap adopts only one-tap equalization.
In contrast, the reduced-tap receiver can provide the satisfied SER performance just like the full-tap receiver in low-interference scenarios, even though the former one adopts only one-tap equalization.
Such governments must confront a fundamental challenge in policymaking-the preferences of coalition parties often diverge significantly, but the government can adopt only one common policy on any specific issue.
For example, would the staff have granted no-action relief to Oshkosh on (i)(10) grounds if it had adopted only one of the six requested changes, where the one change related to the ownership threshold?
Furthermore, while most men adopt only one decision principle, most women switch between multiple decision principles.
Adopting only one or two may result in fleeting success in some projects but will not produce a stream of positive outcomes.
Gravity constraints the system in adopting only one phenotype, not by selecting a pre-existing configuration, but more precisely shaping it de-novo through the modification of the cytoskeleton three-dimensional structure.
Unfortunately in his Sun-centred system, Copernicus continued to adhere to the established tradition of using uniform circular motion, and if he adopted only one large circle for the orbit of each planet, his calculated planetary positions would in fact be quantitatively poorer in comparison with the observed positions of the planets than tables based on the Ptolemaic system.
