The phrase "any colors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a selection or variety of colors without specifying which ones.
Example: "You can choose any colors you like for the design of your room."
Alternatives: "all colors" or "various colors".
Use ANY colors - school colors are great to show spirit!
"I didn't trust him to pick any colors".
"I gave him permission to do any colors he wanted," Mr. Blackburn said.
Give me any colors, some victories, and you can leave me alone with gallons of brandy Alexanders".
In Congress and within the cabinet, isolationists critiqued Wilson's version of neutrality, sponsoring resolutions on Capitol Hill forbidding Americans to enter the war zone on ships flying any colors but the Stars and Stripes.
A new angle on women in this Paris fashion season is often literally that: the silhouette sliced up with geometric blocks in any colors as long as they are black and white.
And his return to California this summer, after primarily living and working in England for the last eight years, has been accompanied by a return to color: not just any colors, but some of the famous cerulean and cobalt blues from his classic swimming pool paintings of the 1960s.
Maine Coons can have any colors that other cats have.
Municipal arms may not use any colors (tinctures) other than argent, Or, gules, azure, sable and vert.
(The men are not allowed to wear any colors in prison because of the different affiliations and issues with gangs).
The episode's opening scene, featuring a camera moving slowly towards Scully in a harsh white light, was achieved by constructing a long narrow set covered in aluminium foil, which amplified the light being used and downplayed any colors.
