The phrase "and only accommodates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that something is limited to a particular function or purpose, emphasizing exclusivity.
Example: "This software is designed for advanced users and only accommodates specific file formats."
Alternatives: "and solely supports" or "and exclusively allows".
Susan Crane, executive officer of a Darwin domestic violence shelter for women and children, Dawn House, told the hearing they had turned away 211 families in just the past six months, and only accommodated about 110.
We argue that the dominant pacemaker-accumulator theory, scalar expectancy theory (SET), fails to explain some basic properties of operant behavior on interval-timing procedures and can only accommodate a number of discrepancies by modifications and elaborations that raise questions about the entire theory.
Also, the space is small and can only accommodate 75 to 100 visitors on a good day.
Miles away from the madness of Miami and Key West, this small, secluded beachside hideaway only accommodates 20 guests at a time.
The restaurant was seasonal (usually opening between June and December) and while it only accommodated about 8,000 diners a season (who would pay around $300 for the privilege of sampling around 35 different dishes in three hours) up to two million people each year tried to make a reservation.
The school only accommodates those up to the age of 13, and the next school is almost 40km away through the winding mountains and dirt roads.
The upwelling paradigm not only accommodates two-dimensional (2D) effects, it describes in detail how ESF and EPBs are expected to develop.
Covert Cocktail Club, a modern, speakeasy-like experience, only accommodates 10 people per evening.
It means writing wonky workarounds when a service only accommodates 80% of a developer's needs.
"They unfortunately have very little funding," he wrote about the IRS, "and hence can only accommodate a relatively small number of researchers".
