The phrase "any consultancy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to any consulting firm or service in a general sense.
Example: "We are open to collaborating with any consultancy that specializes in marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "any consulting firm" or "any advisory service".
Is there a consultancy fee for any of this, I wonder.
As Mr Haldane points out, share prices ceased to have any information content (Accenture, a consultancy, briefly traded at one cent).
He does not have any paid consultancies with pharmaceutical companies, and is not a member of the Speaker's Panel of any company.
It is a consultancy, advising local governments, developers and any other organisations that have control over how cities grow, including the World Health Organisation.
In any case, the consultancy cautioned that total debt was a "crude metric", insufficient to gauge where the real trouble spots are, which in Britain are in borrowing incurred by households and in commercial property.Even if lamentations about the British economy are overdone, there is no miraculous way out of the mess.
Richards, the former Harlequins director of rugby banned for arranging the faking of a blood substitution during a Heineken Cup match, has been seeking to establish whether he is permitted to do any rugby-related consultancy work or is free to fulfill after-dinner speaking engagements.
Nevertheless, although you can make it known that you are a university researcher, you should avoid overtly advertising that fact on any of your consultancy's official promotional material, such as brochures and Web sites, to prevent any trademark issues.
"I'm gonna skip answering those kinds of questions, but I want to be very clear that I do not receive any kind of consultancy or financial benefit from this".
However, C.S. has not received any honoraria or consultancy fee in writing this manuscript.
