"providing exclusively" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to mean "offering or supplying something alone or solely." For example: "This store specializes in providing exclusively organic produce."
There are three companies that provide service, XM, Sirius, and WorldSpace, the first two providing exclusively to the US market.
"We know also that providing exclusively nutritional supplementation is not enough.
Next, each listed organisation website was reviewed to ensure adherence to inclusion criteria of providing exclusively surgical care in LMICs.
Institutions providing exclusively paediatric or maternity care were excluded, as were those where no diabetes outpatient clinics were provided.
Tables 3 and 4 describe the total revenue and expenditure for 95 US charitable organisations providing exclusively surgical care over the years 2007 2013, expressed in 2014 US dollars.
The adduct of trioxacarcin A (2) with oligomer 5d was unequivocally assigned by ESI MS with a low capillary exit voltage of −80 V providing exclusively ions of the DNA trioxacarcin complex 5d + 2 (Fig. 9a): ([M − 3H]3−, [M − 4H]4−, [M − 5H]5−, and [M − 6H]6−).
Update: This article originally reported that JointMedia News Service's Israel coverage is provided exclusively by Israel Hayom.
The excerpts below, provided exclusively to The New York Times, offer a first look at these unpublished letters.
Exchange current densities exceeding 20 marem2 are provided exclusively by our novel catalyst.
All materials are provided exclusively for use by students enrolled in Stanford's School of Medicine.
The iPhone's cellular coverage, provided exclusively by AT&T Wireless, is notoriously spotty.
