The phrase "and highlights only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that something focuses exclusively on certain aspects or features without including additional information.
Example: "The report summarizes the key findings and highlights only the most significant data points."
Alternatives: "and emphasizes solely" or "and focuses exclusively".
How much does Arrian cover up the faults of Alexander -- whom he clearly admires -- and highlight only the good points?
Predicted targets and annotated pathways were subjected to an enrichment calculation in order to eliminate the prediction noise and highlight only those likely to be implicated in the phenotype studied.
In this way it is possible to test single components of the pathway and highlight only those involved in its deregulation.
Level settings (shadow and highlight only) were altered where necessary to avoid any change or loss in cellular detail relative to what was observed in the microscope; changes were applied uniformly to the image presented and were similar from one image to another.
Target and highlight only the most relevant data and leave out superfluous information.
We get news that there is "full" deferred races and then "highlights only" - non of which have come from the BBC.
Along the way Andersen is born, educated, makes friends, travels, writes and dies, but Binding highlights only those aspects of the life that illuminate and contextualise the works.
This course integrates health systems thinking and approaches, and highlights not only the policy dimensions, but the importance of equitable, responsive and efficient health systems.
Citing study after study that show women are underrepresented on screen and behind the camera, WSFF highlights only 25% of narrative movies in major film festivals in 2016-17 had a female director with almost twice as many documentaries being directed by men in the same time frame.
Similarly, a single unit showing no change in waveform or firing rate would result in near-zero values and so the subtractive method highlights only alterations in well-separated units' firing patterns or waveform.
