The phrase "as staff only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is restricted to staff members and not accessible to others.
Example: "The lounge is open as staff only during the lunch hour."
Alternatives: "for staff use only" or "staff access only".
They will not, however, use even regular "Doors" to enter an area marked as staff only.
You must also use deployment to specify these areas as staff only if you want to keep prisoners out.
Set your kitchen, storerooms etc as staff only as early as possible, this will prevent prisoners from getting hold of the worst kinds of weapons.
As regular doors are cheaper than staff doors, as long as you have deployment, regular doors can be safely used in areas like the kitchen or storage if you have designated them as "Staff Only" areas.
Though a number of women signed up as medical staff, only one seems to have served in the Lincoln battalion proper — Robert Merriman's wife, Marion.
Though a number of women signed up as medical staff, only one seems to have served in the Lincoln battalion proper Robert Merriman's wife, Marion.
Women were at first enrolled for renewable twelve-month periods rather than enlisted as permanent staff; only in 1943 did the WAAAF become part of the Permanent Air Force.
Insulin administration with both devices was performed by trained staff only, as described in detail previously (10).
The users as physicians, nurses, and administrative staff only see records of their patients and others are allowed to see.
As most GPs will involve staff only where they deem it appropriate [ 48] this is likely to represent a pragmatic decision on the part of GPs to form a smaller, more relevant group when clinical care issues are involved.
First, 48.5% of the subjects worked as nursing staff and only 4.5% as physicians; therefore, nursing staff responses may disproportionally affect the overall scores on the questionnaires, and, to a lesser extent, reflect the job content and life-style profile of male physicians.
