The phrase "are suitable only in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify the limited contexts or situations in which something is appropriate or applicable.
Example: "These guidelines are suitable only in cases where the conditions are met."
Alternatives: "are appropriate solely in" or "are fitting exclusively in".
However, its lossy performance is not good compared with 9/7-DWT because each transform is suitable only in each mode.
The pseudo first order model is suitable only in the case the adsorption process occurs very rapidly and therefore it did not gave desirable results in our investigations.
In this scenario NPV improves in a 438% compared with the conventional scenario and SNPV is suitable only in the case of solar dryer.
Nevertheless in daily practice this information is suitable only in selected patients: consequently the external validity of the study would be strongly reduced if patient enrollment would be limited to those with cardiac output monitoring.
However, the usual techniques are suitable only for rays in systems with a common straight-line optical axis, and cannot be used in systems containing mirrors and/or prisms.
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In addition, most are suitable only for special kinds of problems, so most factories are not interested in using such methods but rely on traditional procedures (based on the author's personal experience in the carton industry).
All-electric vehicles, in particular, are suitable only for short city runs, they say.
Some operations which are suitable only for smaller networks are also included in Pajek (e.g., Pajek is the only software that includes generalized blockmodeling (Batagelj et al. 2004)—a sophisticated method for partitioning smaller networks).
