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The phrase "are only eligible for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the conditions under which someone qualifies for something, such as a program, benefit, or opportunity.
Example: "Students who meet the academic requirements are only eligible for the scholarship if they apply by the deadline."
Alternatives: "can only qualify for" or "are solely qualified for".
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Players are only eligible for the supplemental draft after being granted a petition for special eligibility.
Students are only eligible for one position per semester.
Dual degree students are only eligible for aid through the school charging and collecting their tuition.
Students are only eligible for one award per academic year (September to August).
For one thing, fathers are only eligible for leave if their wives are also employed outside the home.
Less than half of those who are only eligible for the savings credit element have made a claim".
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They were only eligible for a maximum £15,000 award from a government-backed Red Cross emergency fund.
But you're only eligible for that price if you trade in an existing smartphone.
I'm only eligible for the nonofficial charities programs, but there are so many refugees trying to integrate and learn Swedish that there aren't enough open slots!
Each student is only eligible for one funded conference per year.
But anyone unmarried in Northern Ireland is only eligible for consideration as an individual.
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