The phrase "allow access only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying restrictions on access to certain information, resources, or areas.
Example: "To maintain security, we will allow access only to authorized personnel."
Alternatives: "grant access solely" or "permit access exclusively."
Rather, the American Association of Law Schools requires that its member schools allow access only to those employers who agree to a sexual orientation nondiscrimination policy.
The S.E.C. argues there was deception involved in hacking into the computer system, which was designed to allow access only to authorized people.
When a Fox News anchor demanded to know when she could be interviewed, Rick Davis explained that he would allow access only to reporters who showed "deference".
Visitors are given badges that allow access only to the floor where they are expected, said Sarah Shaw, a Maguire asset manager.
Rather than letting anyone watch television episodes online, media companies want to allow access only to those people who already pay for cable or satellite service.
The report appears in the October issue of The Public Library of Science, Biology, a new peer-reviewed, online journal that was created as a free alternative to established journals that allow access only to subscribers.
In any case, most Cubans are allowed access only to the island's "intranet," which the government filters and controls.
Mr. Chaffin said Kmart finished installing some 3,500 kiosks in 1,200 stores, with each computer station allowing access only to Bluelight.com, Kmart's online store.
Inspectors have examined damaged properties around the city, and some have received red tags, prohibiting access, and others were given yellow tags, allowing access only to undamaged portions of a home.
Landowners along the stream had argued that the waterway was so changed by humans that it was effectively an irrigation ditch and that it should not fall under state law, which allows access only to natural streams.
He went on to say that his ministry had also pressed tour operators to be extra vigilant of teams scheduled to climb even before May 1, allowing access only to climbers known to the operators.
