The phrase "permitted exclusively" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something is only allowed in certain circumstances. For example, "Visitors are permitted exclusively between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m."
Warrantless searches are generally not permitted in exclusively domestic security cases.
CID data from ion traps that permit only a single activation step contain almost exclusively carbohydrate fragments and practically no information about the peptide sequence.
The city will be granting a small number of permits, exclusively to pre-existing restaurants and caterers, and apparently only to those that will provide food that showcases the "highly respected and renowned" gastronomic excellence of Quebec.
Bollinger Champagnes are made predominantly from pinot noir, which along with chardonnay and pinot meunier are the only grapes permitted, but only Vieilles Vignes is exclusively pinot noir — a blanc de noirs.
Molecular expression of a GFP-tagged chimera of paxillin, a cytoplasmic component of growth cone adhesions [ 67], demonstrated significant membrane expansion after BDNF treatment, as visualized by total internal reflection fluorescence (TIRF) microscopy to permit imaging exclusively at the ventral membrane contacting the substrate (Additional file 5).
Sex-specific embryo selection is exclusively permitted in order to avoid sex-linked diseases [ 9, 10].
At first sight, the Conservative proposal that only MPs with constituencies in England should be permitted to vote on exclusively English laws seems fair and sensible.
The year at Andover left Minsky with mixed feelings, because he found he was not permitted to devote himself exclusively to science.
By intention, one factor (Isolation) was permitted to be defined exclusively by negatively phrased items that existed in the original NOQ [ 25].
On the contrary, the Texas statute in respect of permits deals exclusively with the private contract carrier, and requires the issue of the permit not to him in the imposed character of a common carrier, but in his actual character as a private contract carrier.
