The phrase "has only published" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone has published a limited number of works or that their publications are restricted in some way.
Example: "The author has only published two novels in the last decade."
Alternatives: "has published just" or "has solely published".
Boulez has only published around 30 works in his lifetime, the last about a decade ago.
Up to now, Ms. Wetzel has only published articles in local papers in the Oklahoma area, she said.
Sandstone Press was set up nine years ago to publish poetry and has only published seven novels.
Currently, the ICRP has only published SAF values for the adult phantoms [21], but is now developing updated SAF values for pre-adults; when these are available, they will also be included in IDAC-Dose2.1.
In the years since, no sequels to FreeSpace 2 were made and Interplay has only published a limited re-release of it on February 2 , 2004 to commemorate the company's 20th anniversary.
GQ declared Schumer "the funniest woman in the galaxy" and though we wish we could share some of the presumably funny things she told them in the upcoming interview, the men's magazine sent out just a press release with the star's cover photo, and has only published her "Star Wars -themed photo shoot. .
Until now, however, we have only published the first name and last initial of students who have won our contests.
The BEA, which is due to publish its final report next June, had only published partial transcripts of the pilots' conversations.
We have taken every decision on what to publish very carefully, and have only published those stories that we believe to be firmly in the public interest.
Nine years is a lot of time for someone who had only published one previous, much slimmer novel, even taking into account the success of The Virgin Suicides.
Perhaps the biggest shift in my identity as a writer is making a conscious decision to write in English, whereas previously I had only published in Welsh.
