The phrase "assisted only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify that assistance is provided exclusively or solely in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The project will be assisted only by the senior team members to ensure quality and expertise."
Alternatives: "provided solely" or "aided exclusively".
They were assisted only by a folded-up map and their own instincts and whims.
Legal Services for New York City, which represents and advises about 10,000 households, said the agency assisted only 21percentt of eligible tenants who seek their help.
Under many houses, people screamed for help, but no one helped; in general, survivors that day assisted only their relatives or immediate neighbors, for they could not comprehend or tolerate a wider circle of misery.
But the Times article, written by Jo Becker and Scott Shane, depicts him as personally choosing every target, approving every major drone strike in Yemen and Somalia and the riskiest ones in Pakistan, assisted only by his own aides and a group of national security operatives.
On the other hand, coordinated DF cooperation guarantees that a node is assisted only by the nodes which that node is assisting.
For example, Tandon and Poor[19] provide closed form expressions when the serving BS is assisted only by a second BS (i.e., C n has only two elements) and the channel of the cooperating BS is degraded with respect to that of the serving BS.
AnnMarie McDonald says small-business owners can and must help shape local policy: "Don't assume Republicans assist only Republicans or Democrats assist only Democrats.
But while it and Exit International both help foreign nationals, the other two assist only Swiss people.
Lawmakers also passed up other alternatives, including vouchers for the purchase of health insurance and proposals to assist only people with low incomes.
The system is designed to deter rather than assist in the first place and then to assist only as a last resort, ie when the bailiff's letter has arrived and the family faces eviction.
Although the volunteers usually assist only the first 25 walk-ins, Conard Fowkes, the program's coordinator, had good news for the actors who had sprawled out on the floor of the reception area of the building.
