The phrase "article and only" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation or a fragment that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "This is the article and only source of information I trust."
Alternatives: "the sole article" or "the exclusive article".
Yet he almost never grants interviews, including for this article, and only occasionally conducts news conferences.
Only five Democrats voted for that article, and only five Republicans against it.
But subtract the money already committed to bail-outs as well as the extra Greece might need if "voluntary" private debt-restructuring falls short (see article), and only around €200 billion may be left.
The agents and Mr. Bakaly depicted a situation in which Mr. Bakaly became more forthcoming about his role in contributing to the article and only gradually began to realize that his comments were making him a target of the agents' investigation.
Six months later you forget that you even wrote a post on a particular topic at all, occasionally finding yourself writing the exact same article and only remembering half way through.
A complete description of SVM classification is beyond the scope of this article and only a brief summary is presented here; the interested reader is referred to [52, 53] and the references therein for more detail.
"But we have not yet been contacted by the mainland press, where there have only been a few articles, and only in the state-controlled media".
Among the 31 most-cited publications, 26 of the publications are journal articles, and only 4 are conference papers.
The Oxford Levels of Evidence was used for all included articles, and only studies that investigated the effects of CrossFit as a training program were included in the meta-analysis.
No GM articles and only five (6.1%) WS articles addressed violence against women.
Previously we included only English language articles and only compared antidepressants with placebo.
