"not only stimulate" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that something has more than one purpose or effect and/or that something has added benefits. For example: This new educational program will not only stimulate students intellectually, but it will also help develop important real-world skills.
Infrastructure investment will not only stimulate the economy in the short-term, but will also put us in a far better position to compete in the future.
But rather than desensitizing the fingertips, those protective calluses not only stimulate them, but make us feel more confident and carefree about using them.
Foremost amongst these cytokines are interleukin 1 (IL1) and tumor necrosis factor α (TNFα), which not only stimulate the production of proteinases but also down-regulate aggrecan production.
Any increase in their income would not only stimulate domestic demand, but also improve the quality of life in Chinese society.
APOE4, an AD risk allele, is found to not only stimulate Aβ production, but also damages BBB and impairs the clearance of Aβ. (Deane et al., 2008; Huang et al., 2017).
The in vivo study further demonstrated that the Eu-MSNs could not only stimulate osteogenesis by accelerating the new bone formation at critical-sized cranial defect site, but also support the blood vessel formation as well as collagen deposition and re-epithelialization at chronic skin wound sites, showing an improved angiogenesis activity when comparing with MSNs alone.
Milk consumption not only stimulates the somatotropic axis but also activates incretin signaling by enteral stimulation of glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide (GIP ., Milk's excessive insulinotropic activity is characterized by milk's high insulinemic index.
Barack Obama must devise a jobs program that not only stimulates the economy but also prevents a deepening of the economy's educational divide.
The opening of Maxxi and the expansion of Macro not only stimulated the opening of new commercial galleries, but also has enticed foreign gallerists to set up shop.
It probably helps, though, that the role not only stimulates his creative imagination but also satisfies a personal ambition: "I want to show my sons images of black men in America who are fundamentally intelligent, articulate, decent men.
Equally, while a bank teller or mechanic spends their time shopping for tat in Poundland or Clinton Cards – the celebs are out paying £5,000 a bottle for champagne in nightclubs, buying sports cars and pounding high-class prostitutes – not only stimulating the economy (and themselves), but making Britain look great.
