The phrase "are implemented only when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify conditions under which certain actions or processes take place.
Example: "The new safety protocols are implemented only when all staff members have completed the required training."
Alternatives: "are enacted solely when" or "are applied exclusively when".
— Government restrictions on content will be implemented only when and to the extent required.
Increases in the STM dose were implemented only when the reactor had operated at an effluent ammonium concentration below 1 mg L−1 for over 1 month.
The firm said it had decided to implement the following guidelines to address censorship concerns: Government restrictions on content will be implemented only when and to the extent required.
Besides, when (frac{gamma }{beta }) tends to one, that is if composite goods are close to perfect substitutes, then a ( H) merger is implemented only when (n<11),18 otherwise only ( V ) mergers will be observed at equilibrium.
Accordingly, the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that SP-IPTi should be implemented only when the prevalence of the K540E mutation (and thus the quintuple mutant) is <50% (14 ).
Therefore, the phase-shift-based selection requires around complex additions/multiplications. Our simulations focus on the case when AS is implemented only on the receiver side, but mutual coupling and spatial correlation are accounted for at both terminals.
The first is the idea – in some ways reminiscent of the failed Oslo agreement – that any deal between Olmert and Abbas, if by some miracle there is one, would be a "shelf agreement" implemented only when Israel, and presumably the international community, judges that a Palestinian Authority can guarantee Israeli security.
In open-loop experiments, the LED intensity was determined by a predefined temporal profile implemented only when a larva was in a run mode.
Before the recent enhanced focus on more structured guidelines with specific recommended A1C targets, diabetes management with antihyperglycemic pharmacotherapy was often inadequate, with appropriate changes in medical regimens implemented only when A1C levels were >9.0% and/or several months to years after ascertaining that A1C readings were higher than acceptable (32– 342 42).
