"any below" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when making comparisons or lists, to indicate that there are more items or options available than the ones specifically mentioned. Example: "Please select any below options that apply to you: age, gender, occupation."
Banks had to maintain a ratio of 5 percent to pass the test, and any below 6 percent would need to take measures to become less vulnerable.
Those within the top-50 are listed in Table 2 while any below these in the ranking are listed in Additional file 1.
Therefore, any below normal rangeland WRSI distribution to rangeland ecosystem will have a significant implication in decreasing net carbon dioxide capture and vegetation degradation that will eventually interfere with the reduction in feed supply to livestock.
The concepts of meet and join extend to infinite subsets of a poset P. Thus, if A⊆P, the meet of A is the largest element (if any) below A, while the join of A is the least element (if any) above A. We denote the meet of A by ∧A or by ∧a∈A a.
Only shops located in the two most deprived quintiles (Qunitile-1 or Quintile-2) cited any below 30 ppu products as best-sellers.
"I made two British movies [Hunger and Shame] and I never met one person of colour in any below-the-line situations.
Drinks giant Diageo, which is against any below-cost ban, said the move was "the least distorting option worthy of further consideration".
Yet some stubborn pundits are clinging to the possibility of a win here, their reasoning effectively running along the lines of: "Well, Roger Deakins has to win sometime." True enough, with 12 nominations and no wins to date, the Coen Brothers' favourite cameraman is as pointedly overdue an Oscar as any below-the-line artist in the industry today.
But expect no bargains here: Dealers and savvy collectors watch Ebay and quickly bid up any below-market prices.
Dig out the entire root system, including any below-ground roots, bulbs, tubers, or rhizomes.
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