"only note that" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to emphasize a specific point or to draw attention to a particular fact. Here is an example: Only note that the deadline for the project has been moved up by a week, so please submit your proposals as soon as possible.
The department will only note that "we are still working on this issue".
Several member states — Russia, China and Lebanon — seemed firmly opposed, diplomats said, although the ambassadors of China and Lebanon would only note that further discussion was scheduled.
The records only note that a particular scanner, identified by a corresponding number, read the card; the records do not indicate, for example, that card scanners at Green Library or Vaden Health Center correspond with particular scanner numbers.
We need only note that heterosexuality — as practiced by the likes of Newt Gingrich and John Edwards, for example — isn't any lucky charm, and yet no one's trying to heal the straights.
History does not yet know quite how highly Williams' contemporaries rate his own handiwork – the USACA board is due to hold a hearing examining his behaviour on 10 November – but we can only note that in the cases of both British generals and cricket administrators, the competition for the title awarded to Elphinstone is especially fierce.
We only note that the optimal (mathbf {v}) and the optimal u are linked by (mathbf {v}=nabla u).
We considered contigs only but note that all scaffolds had a greater number of misassembly errors.
He never once spoke the words, "United Nations," only noting that he would swing by the "U.N.
He only noted that there are two sides to every story.
An X Factor spokesperson didn't deny the existence of this shopping list, only noting that "no one is fast-tracked or given preferential treatment.
Valentine said he was not putting his job on the line, only noting that other factors besides record must have doomed Boles and Alou.
