The phrase "are only insured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the limitations of insurance coverage or specifying that something is covered by insurance but only to a certain extent.
Example: "The items in the storage unit are only insured for their original purchase price, not for their current market value."
Alternatives: "are solely covered" or "are just insured".
Another giveaway is the number of trips that the cash custodian makes from the van to the bank: they are only insured to carry a certain amount per trip, mainly due to the high volume of game bastards who make their livelihood relieving cash-in-transit guards of their burdens like me and my little firm.
Legal migrants are only insured for the accidents at the work place and they find it hard to access the health services for other health problems [ 15, 19, 32].
We believe that our figures reflect the observed setting accurately, i.e. that we have not lost patients consulting "other doctors", because in Italy registered patients are only insured to consult primarily their GP with whom they are registered, whereas direct contact to specialists is not covered (except for out-of-hours visits or accident and emergency services).
Estimates from The Goodman Group have pegged the clean-up costs of a spill between $1 and $10 billion, while Enbridge is only insured for $685 million.
People with Medicare are the only insured Americans forced to pay retail -- twice as much as everyone else in this country -- for their medications, subsidizing everyone else.
These measures are only precautionary, to insure that you do not chatter drunkenly at a faculty cocktail party and let something slip.
For example, as the minimum and maximum of the rate of privately insured are only 1.1 and 1.6 double-standard deviations from the mean, the full coefficient will not be used in the sample.
"At the end of the day, the insurers are only going to want to insure those people that are fit and healthy and don't need anything done to them".
It is only to insure that you have read this whole thing.
This is only to insure that you are as efficient as possible.
You're not only insuring your health, you're insuring your financial future.
