The phrase "any cross section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to any representative sample or subset of a larger group or population.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze any cross section of the community to understand the varying opinions on the new policy."
Alternatives: "any subset" or "any representative sample".
No body of sane persons, after reading that account, could contemplate providing more powers to any cross section of police officers such as gave evidence at that trial, but instead would be alarmed as to how to deal with the terrifying aggregation of power to the police that has happened without attracting any real public notice.
As with almost any cross section of such an impressive catalog, the selection here is imperfect: there are too few album reviews, a few too many hagiographic liner notes written for box sets, and an overlong interview with William S. Burroughs that weighs down the end of this collection.
The method allows periodic wave guides with any cross section to be analyzed while employing standard FE discretization.
Quick information about the capacity of any cross section for combined loading is very useful information at the early stages of engineering design.
Interaction formula based on limit loads is a very useful equation to estimate the capacity of any cross section for a combination of loads.
The problem is statically indeterminate, and the local stress at each point in any cross section is a function of the stiffness morphology of the whole beam.
Moreover, because of the small size of the stack, it is assumed that the flow of gases within any cross sections in the stack has approximately zero flow fractions.
The H.I.V.-positive officers are as disparate a group as any cross-section of New Yorkers.
They are just like any cross-section of people you'd see on any street in the country or internationally, with the proviso that they are pretty smart for their age.
In this paper, the profile with any cross-section was taken as the study object.
A generalized regression model is also provided by combining the available data of any cross-section.
