The phrase "and is not exclusively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify that something is not limited to a single aspect or category, indicating that there are other possibilities or inclusions.
Example: "This program is designed for beginners and is not exclusively for advanced users."
Alternatives: "and is not limited to" or "and is not solely for".
"This [voluntary redundancy programme] is in the context of the reality of a lower for longer oil price environment, and is not exclusively related to the Shell-BG combination," the company said.
The MERES motif found within p22 is somewhat unconventional for an ER export signal in that p22 does not encode a signal sequence to mediate ER import, is not glycosylated, and is not exclusively ER localized at any point during expression (Figure 4D and data not shown).
This suggests that variations of parents' understanding and interpretation of "wheeze" is present cross-culturally, in different settings, and is not exclusively a linguistic issue.
It should however be borne in mind that the regulation of VEGF expression is quite complex, occurring at transcriptional, post-transcriptional and translational levels and is not exclusively dependent on HIF1 (reviewed by Xie et al, 2004).
The proposed solution (Adaptive Improvisation) is achieved by incorporating a principle of organization which is not part of current evolutionary thinking and is not exclusively dependent on any specific mechanism.
This study suggests that allogeneic MSCs may be preferred over syngeneic lupus-derived MSCs given the decreased overall effectiveness of post-lupus-derived MSCs, which is partly triggered by the disease and is not exclusively an intrinsic defect of the MSCs themselves.
The scholastic revival was a complex movement, and was not exclusively conservative in orientation: in the 1940s, the French Catholic philosopher Jacques Maritain drew on natural law's implications for human dignity to develop the idea of universal human rights.
These Whenn urgenthe need solidarity from across the world.
Second, his in-depth exposure to European principles and forms for organizing musical material gave Tchaikovsky the sense that his art belonged to world culture and was not exclusively Russian or Western.
These EST matches can be assumed to present ESTs-encoding genes that are conserved in ciliates and are not exclusively present in these two parasitic ciliates.
