"should only use" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could say, "People should only use sunscreen when spending time outdoors."
Going forward, you should only use berkeleyEduIsMemberOf.
Each communicator should only use exactly one lock.
Police should only use reasonable force against criminals.
Otherwise, administrators should only use an appropriate management console to perform the required tasks.
Important: normally, you should only use harminv to analyze data after the sources are off.
You should only use that number if you interviewed with them and are ranking them.
Until recently there was a misguided belief that one should only use second-rate fruit for jam making.
But you should only use this tactic on one employer, or at least on only one at a time.
He was innovative, insisting a photographer should only use the available light, and on editing "in the camera" rather than in the darkroom.
"You should only use the hot tub for 10 to 15 minutes, and the temperature should be no higher than 104 degrees," Dr. McKenzie said.
We hope this encourages more people than ever to vote, but Tennesseans should only use their phones inside polling locations for informational purposes to assist while voting.
