The phrase "are only very good" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to express that something is good, but not exceptional or outstanding, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The results of the experiment are only very good, not groundbreaking."
Alternatives: "are merely good" or "are just quite good."
She was only very good last year when she won Wimbledon for the fourth consecutive time and the Austrlian Open, fighting off a challenge by Chris Evert Lloyd to hold her No. 1 ranking.
Karl Popper responded to the apparent dilemma of the early 20th century that Isaac Newton's Laws had been "believed" to be scientific truths for over 200 years, and then Albert Einstein had suggested with his theory of relativity that Newton's Laws were only very good approximations at least at lower velocities.
They are not only very good conductors, but they also appear to be the yet found material with the biggest specific stiffness, having half the density of aluminium.
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A lot". We thanked her for the heads up, mentally prepared for her terrified outbursts (couldn't wait, TBH), and sat back to watch Us - Jordan Peele's follow-up to his Oscar-winning debut, Get Out, which was not only very good but also plenty scary in a Michael Haneke Funny Games sort of way.
The food at both places was, incidentally, not only very good but also apparently safe.
Only very good teams are left, and also the San Francisco Giants.
Our "virtual worlds" are only as good as the very real hardware and energy needed to run them.
But in terms of points, it is only a small, but very good step to maintain this club in the Premier League".
The only problem is, Railroad is very good.
