The part of a sentence "This paper not only" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are making a comparison between two things and want to emphasize that they are both true or valid. For example: "This paper not only identifies the challenges facing the industry, but also provides some viable solutions."
Consequently, this paper not only mathematically completes but also improves Ouyang et al. (2006).
This paper not only designs novel electrides with large NLO response but also expands the application range of superalkali cluster.
This paper not only introduces the CoI framework, but also discusses the implications of creating effective communities of inquiry.
In conclusion, this paper not only provided a simple strategy but also indicated heparin is a versatile platform for the design of smart drug carrier.
The results of this paper not only improve our understanding of traffic flow but also provide a sound basis for transportation engineering studies.
So the research in this paper not only provides a new application area for frequent pattern mining, but also provides a new technique for network monitoring.
This paper not only presents a MapReduce implementation directly suitable for such environments, but also exposes the design choices for better performance gains in those settings.
As its is clearly shown in the final part of this paper, not only this novel approach drastically reduces the computational time, it also remains accurate.
This paper not only describes the measurement methods but also presents the theoretical formulations derived by taking into account the effect of adhesive bonds.
This paper not only reports two novel memory materials but also provided some guiding principle to the design of organic based memory devices.
The study results presented in this paper not only demonstrate the excellent performance of the LACRS, but also provide important guidance to further system design, and practical application.
