The phrase "associates only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify that something is limited to associates or a particular group of people.
Example: "The event is for associates only, so please do not bring guests."
Alternatives: "only for associates" or "exclusively for associates".
Is always casual in his social life, and associates only with a small group of picture people.
Reactions like those by white associates only make it harder for him to establish the rapport that is often necessary to make business deals, Mr. Cobb said.
True, Mustard, like his associates, only kills people called Dr Black, but as anyone with a Medical Directory would no doubt remind you, that leaves quite a few people vulnerable.
The first god is equated with the good, is simple, at rest and associates only with itself.
While Table 1 associates only Japonic and Koreanic with rice agriculture, historical, linguistic, and archaeological evidence indicates that dry field agriculture extended much further north in the region.
Among the ophthalmologists surveyed by Nguyen and associates, only 19 (32%) were uveitis specialists, however, and so these results undoubtedly reflected the biases and practice patterns of the particular population surveyed.
Two others, he said, attendance at services and overall religiousness, were also associated, only less strongly.
This is a dedicated space I associate only with making my art.
"Cybercriminals upping their game are perfecting their campaign abilities previously associated only with advanced, targeted attacks.
He flinches, a man who would prefer to keep his face private and his name associated only with theatre.
But organized waste collection was associated only with state-sponsored events such as parades.
