The phrase "and only targets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that something is limited to certain targets or objectives without including anything else.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is designed to reach and only targets high-income consumers."
Alternatives: "exclusively targets" or "solely focuses on".
While it is often criticised for being heavy-handed, it argues it has to protect its revenue and only targets genuine cases of ambush marketing rather than picking on individual fans.
Active compounds should have a pXC50 no less than 5 and only targets with at least 20 active compounds were considered.
The Obama administration contends that the drone program has strong oversight and only targets people who pose a "continuing and imminent threat" to Americans.
Confronted about her support for the measure by constituents attending a town hall on July 31, Senator Gillibrand stated that she had not understood the implications of the bill and would urge them to rewrite it to be sure it "does not apply to individuals" and only targets companies.
Subjects were asked to attend left, front or right and only targets coming from the attended direction elicited a P300 reliably.
Low primer specificity stringency was set, and only targets with nine or more mismatches were ignored.
When asked what the goals for the remainder of the season were, the goalkeeper José Reina said: "To win – that is the next and only target.
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The US government says the missiles will have no offensive capability and only target incoming ballistic missiles launched by a hostile power.
As the AP reports, Doctors Without Borders claims the plane took "five separate strafing runs over an hour" and only targeted the main facility, which contained the emergency room.
