The phrase "as pertaining only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify that something is relevant or applicable exclusively to a particular subject or context.
Example: "The regulations outlined in this document are as pertaining only to employees in the sales department."
Alternatives: "related solely to" or "applicable exclusively to".
Although it is not clear whether Aristotle thought of final causality as pertaining only to the domain of the living, it is certainly true that he considered it essential for understanding or explaining the nature of biological organisms.
Some of those responses effectively reinterpret the classical statistical procedures as pertaining only to the evidential impact of data.
The whole thrust of the phenomenalist position, as we have seen, is that any inference beyond immediate experience is impossible, that claims that might seem to be about things outside of experience must, if they are to be justified and knowable, be understood as pertaining only to features and orderly patterns of that experience.
In this instance, an exact-matched finding was defined as being within the same-named location for the BCS specimen margin location (as pertaining only to the superior, medial, lateral, inferior, and deep-posterior aspects) and for the standardized re-resection margin specimen location (as pertaining only to the superior, medial, lateral, inferior, and deep-posterior aspects).
Fourth, when asked about fast-food consumption, the participants interpreted this as pertaining only to fast-food outlets such as burger shops, and did consider other concepts such as frozen pizza consumed at home.
It is ethically bankrupt, legally suspect, and largely obscene as in "pertaining only to prurient interests" as defined by the landmark 1959 Wisconsin obscenity trials.
Although the latter validates research activities in biomonitoring, surveillance is not encompassed in the definition of research as the production of new, generalizable knowledge, as distinct from knowledge pertaining only to a particular individual or programme [ 10].
Instead of considering a risk as an isolated and static property pertaining only to individual users or devices, MUSE exploits a novel mutual reinforcement principle and models the dynamics of risk based on the interdependent relationship among multiple entities.
They can pose questions pertaining only to the issues the speaker has voiced.
Since the general features were qualitatively similar, the results pertaining only to MJ potential are presented.
Social services are usually thought of as pertaining to humans only.
