The phrase "about any violence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to violence in a general or unspecified context.
Example: "The report did not provide any information about any violence that occurred during the event."
Alternatives: "regarding any violence" or "concerning any violence".
We are not thinking about any violence.
In New Rochelle, N.Y., where about half the students stayed away after the same threat that kept students home in neighboring Pelham, administrators have begun a policy of not speaking to reporters about any violence or threats.
In the present follow-up study, information was also acquired about any violence perpetrated by individuals other than the previous partner during the interval leading up to T-2. 6 -Functional social support The Duke-UNC scale (11 item version) was used to measure functional social support [ 57].
These studies have shown that "any" violence occurs about equally between men and women, but the pattern of violence differs.
Not only are people fed up with the current regime, but now they're able to communicate with others about it and report any violence they encounter to the rest of the world". .
Not only are people fed up with the current regime, but now they're able to communicate with others about it and report any violence they encounter to the rest of the world.
I wasn't worried about any new violence.
Manager Kenny Jackett, who said he had not seen any violence, spoke about the work of the club and the players in their community.
"Teenagers" is about teen violence.
"My understanding is that we have heard nothing about any acts of violence or bullying directed at Her Highness Princess Aiko," Mr. Higashisono said.
A 2010 study by France's Institute for Islamic Studies and the Muslim World said the mosque was "close to Tabligh," but it raised no concerns about any tilt toward violence.
