The phrase "applied only partially" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where something is implemented or executed to a limited extent rather than fully.
Example: "The new policy was applied only partially, leading to confusion among the staff about the expected procedures."
Alternatives: "implemented partially" or "executed only in part."
This curfew, and another that applied only to youths, was lifted earlier this year, partially due to pressure from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), who stated that "curfews … wreak havoc with one of our most fundamental constitutional rights – the right to freedom of movement".
However, a study evaluating the quality of MI by means of observation, showed that practice nurses applied MI only partially [ 30], indicating that HCPs may overestimate their skills in optimally applying MI.
Here, the participants demonstrated a preference for the cases where Pat was applied (even only partially).
Standard methods of technological forecasting and technology assessment cannot be applied, or only partially.
As we elaborate below, the strategy applied to a genome only partially sequenced provides insights into practical solutions for efficient genome annotation.
In past occurrences, it happens that the drivers, being already at a high speed, squeezed the brake pedal down all too progressively and not fully, and "fried" the brakes by applying them only partially or letting go of them.
Most of the schemes for the main problem are partially numerical and therefore apply only to the lunar motion.
The results show that brand architecture concepts are only partially applied, despite the fact that a structured system of brands would stimulate synergies, adding more value to each brand.
We applied ESPRIT to an only partially sequenced genome of Callorhinchus milii, and validated its prediction on comparison with experimentally validated sequences from GenBank and on phylogenetic analyses.
