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"only account for" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a certain quantity or portion out of a larger quantity or group, to show that one thing is not the entirety of something. For example, "Recent surveys only account for about 10% of the population."
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He can only account for himself".
Unemployed households can only account for 25 per cent.
Closing the legal market will only account for 10% of the ivory consumed in China.
In fact, we not only account for them, we account beyond them.
But the automotive sector will only account for 9% of his firm's revenues in FY2014.
But it would still only account for 10%-12 10%-12e world market.
Tunisia will only account for 40% of output, down from 80% at present.
If they exist, they can only account for a minuscule fraction of workless people.
Expats, many of whom are from neighbouring countries, only account for a minority.
But it will only account for 11percentt of the uses.
As for least developed countries (LDCs), they only account for 13.5% of effective certification demand.
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