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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are only in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something exists exclusively within a certain context or condition.
Example: "The results of the experiment are only in a preliminary stage and require further analysis."
Alternatives: "exist solely in a" or "are found only in a".
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Their combinations are only in a plane.
I heard the comment earlier about the patients are only in a hospital for a couple of days.
Homer said: "I would just ask you to understand that we are only in a very limited way regulators of the bank in relation to their tax activity..
Mr Radhakrishnan waves away talk of rivalry, declaring that "we are only in a race with ourselves to excel in this area".
Homer said: "I would just ask you to understand that we are only in a very limited way regulators of the bank in relation to their tax activity.
"We understand that these are only in a few cases and that, when carried out correctly, shale gas exploration and development does not pose a threat to aquifers or local communities," DECC said in a letter.
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Even if it's only in a pot.
It was only in a weak sense that Kant denied the reality of time and space.
"If he is going back it's only in a positive way".
"I was only in a foursome with Bob the first time I played," Yogi said.
"They were only in a couple years of cars," he said.
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