The phrase "turn exclusively" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where something or someone becomes the sole focus or attention. Example: "After years of trying out various diets, she decided to turn exclusively to a plant-based diet." This means that she made the decision to only eat plant-based foods and not incorporate any other types of food into her diet.
The context here was his decision to abandon G.E.'s further manufacture of nuclear power plants and to turn exclusively to servicing those already in existence.
The state's case and Woodfox's defense both turn exclusively on eyewitness testimony, and all the state's principal witnesses are now dead.
But this crisis we see in our schools has its roots in American homes increasingly devoid of books and printed material, where children turn exclusively to television, computers and electronic games for entertainment -- and see the adults around them doing the same.
How does the ∆9 Lmna mutation lead to decreased Wnt-signaling, and does this, in turn, exclusively reduce ECM synthesis?
But it was some time before Corneille, any more than his rivals, turned exclusively to tragedy.
It was now that Mills & Boon, previously a general publisher which put out books by PG Wodehouse and Jack London, turned exclusively to romance narratives.
This however turned exclusively on the interpretation of a specific text and it is one on which I think that international law was pretty clear," he said.
The store, which turned exclusively to wedding wear in 1968, went through financial difficulties and changed ownership in the 1990's before it was acquired at the end of the decade by Mr. Rothstein and his partners.
"It's fascinating to me that the focus has turned exclusively on sexuality, rather than salvation," Bishop Griswold said, adding that to place the former ahead of the latter as the church's main concern was idolatry.
This show from the mid-1970's, depicting tortured dogs and those gone bad, mad and savage, represents only a brief phase of his work, after his palette had turned exclusively to black, gray and white, and he had abandoned the mix of Pop and Surrealism that had been his style since the mid-1960's.
Today I'm turning exclusively to the subject of caring.
