The phrase "not only characterize" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is most often used to express that something has more than one defining trait or quality. For example: "My boyfriend is kind, caring, and thoughtful, not only characterizing him as an amazing person, but also as a great partner."
I received no flak and am convinced that studying the Bible is essential for understanding some of the ideas that not only characterize literature but also influence how we think about ourselves.
The GBM can not only characterize the global blending property, but also guide the maximum blending design.
This paper introduces new dilated LMI conditions for continuous-time linear systems which not only characterize stability and performance specifications, but also, performance specifications.
This paper introduces new dilated LMIs conditions for the design of full-order dynamic output feedback controllers in continuous-time linear systems, which not only characterize stability and performance specifications, but also, performance specifications as well.
It is important to not only characterize the nanoparticle powders, but to also characterize the nanoparticles in aqueous solution, as the samples must be in aqueous solution for cytotoxicity testing.
Different from the Bayesian NMF (BNMF) [15], BGS-NMF conducts group sparse learning which does not only characterize the within-segment harmonic information but also represent the across-segment rhythmic regularity.
Tumours are not only characterized by an increase in the rate of cell division but also by abnormal patterns of growth.
Production photographs show a professional crew working with boom microphones and a bulky camera on a tripod; there is none of the fluttery, handheld camerawork that today not only characterizes most documentaries but the majority of fiction films as well.
PD is not only characterized by dopaminergic degeneration but also by serotonergic degeneration [8, 9].
This dynamic behavior not only characterizes the evolution of the system but also affect the system's functioning.
Suffering is not only characterized by the feeling of being threatened, but also by the feeling of impotence to deal with such a threat.
