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The phrase "attach only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that only certain items or documents should be attached, often in the context of emails or submissions.
Example: "Please attach only the relevant documents for the application."
Alternatives: "include solely" or "attach exclusively".
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The virus can attach only to cells that have the right receptors -- compatible molecules on their surfaces.
The virus can attach only to cells that have the right receptors — compatible molecules on their surfaces.
There are no real protagonists to whom tenderness can attach; only a series of grotesque masks performing a loosely assembled allegory.
The scolex (head) of certain tapeworms of elasmobranch fishes (e.g., sharks, skates, and rays) is highly specialized and can satisfactorily attach only to the gut of a fish possessing a complementary structure.
Other Republicans said he should attach only minor changes to the Affordable Care Act, like a repeal of a tax on medical devices that helps pay for the law.
But moral rights and duties can attach only to real persons; "fictitious entities have no rights" (Graff 1994, 194).
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Directors such as Catherine Hardwicke, Fernando Meirelles, Jean-Marc Vallée and Lee Daniels have been attached, only to pull out months or years later.
One is supposed to be emotionally attached only to family, never to assets.
Cook your chosen stems – ideally three- or four-inch "florets" with a few tender leaves attached – only lightly.
Immune cells fight fungal infections, for example, with a protein called dectin-1, which attaches only to fungi.
In the newest Apple store, in Hamburg, Germany, the stairs float in space, attached only at the top and bottom.
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