The phrase 'including not only' is an acceptable and idiomatic part of written English.
It is typically used when introducing one or more specific items in a larger group, emphasizing that the group contains more than just the items listed. For example, "The summit address included not only the president's agenda, but also a call for unity among the nations."
Cellular microenvironments present cells with multiple stimuli, including not only soluble biochemical and insoluble matrix cues but also mechanical factors.
The first is the importance of considering the full range of possible outcomes, including not only high-probability outcomes.
The budget cuts all extras, including not only the Legislature's pet projects but most of the governor's as well.
In addition, civilization creates temporary habitats for many grasses including not only lawn, pasture, and crop species but also weeds.
Trump is deeply skeptical of multilateral institutions, including not only the E.U. but also the United Nations and NATO.
Dozens of other officials used Bankia cards too, including not only PP but also Socialist politicians and union bosses.
DCIs have been drawn from various fields, including not only intelligence but also the military, politics, and business.
Additionally, these two geometrical factors are proved to be influential factors with respect to ejector performance, including not only the entrainment ratio but also the pressure ratio.
The Fukushima accident has influenced public attitudes toward energy sources and technologies, including not only nuclear energy, but also other energy sources.
This discretization process comprises numerous challenges; including not only the aesthetic and spatial concerns, but also the structural and constructional needs.
By using Vineyard, MUSCAT users can build a satellite model including not only its geometry but also material properties of the surface.
