"not only comply" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something does not only fulfill a requirement or fulfill a request, but goes beyond that. For example: "The employee was given a task to finish the project in four days, but he not only complied, but completed the project in half the time."
We not only comply with the laws, but we comply with the spirit of the laws".
We not only comply with their requests, we also understand why they're making them.
We are confident that the episodes of 'Skins' will not only comply with all applicable legal requirements, but also with our responsibilities to our viewers".
"The treatment of our children in detention centres must not only comply with our domestic and international legal obligations, it also serves as a moral gauge," Moses said.
"I will do everything in my power to not only comply, but help guide the university forward to become a national leader in ethics, compliance and operational excellence," he said in a statement.
"Quality and safety are our top priorities and we are working closely with government officials to ensure that we not only comply with all federal regulations but exceed them.
"I have not only complied with the legal and ethical laws, but I also have gone further," Ms. Baker said.
"This ruling speaks to the extreme care with which UCLA's staff worked to prepare an environmental impact report for the conference center project that not only complied with every letter of the law, but also gathered campus and community input at several public hearings," UCLA Vice Chancellor for legal affairs Kevin Reed said in a statement.
"The city not only complies with the law but goes beyond what the law specifies," Mr. Crane said.
BCO not only complies with the downlink burst structure specified in IEEE 802.16 standards, but also considers the issues of external fragmentation, internal fragmentation, and optimal block exploration.
BCO not only complies with the downlink burst structure specified in IEEE 802.16 standards, but also considers the issues discussed in Section 3.2.
