The phrase "any enlargement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an increase in size, scope, or extent of something.
Example: "Please let me know if there are any enlargements to the project timeline that we need to consider."
Alternatives: "any increase" or "any expansion".
For its part, the Greek Parliament has said it will not accept any enlargement without Cyprus.
Any enlargement of the club must be agreed on by all existing members.
Any enlargement of the thyroid, regardless of cause, is called a goitre.
Unless a strong European parliament and executive are created, any enlargement would make this situation even worse and probably irreversible.
The President's safety is too important to the nation to justify any enlargement of the risks that surround all public officials these days.
International security is better preserved by diminishing the prominence of nuclear weapons rather than by legitimizing any enlargement of the nuclear club.
His new chapter included stopping "any further enlargement of Europe – we have to say to Turkey it will not be possible to welcome this country into the future".
BERLIN — European Union leaders ruled out any further enlargement to the east as they ended a two-day summit meeting in Warsaw on Friday.
The trouble is that several countries, as well as the commission itself, have said that there cannot be any further enlargement without an institutional settlement.
Now they are warier of risk and hunting for assets that can be turned into cash without the danger of suddenly losing value.Let some in, maybeNor is there going to be any sudden enlargement of the euro area.
Greece, meanwhile, threatens to block any EU enlargement unless Cyprus the Greek part alone, if need be is let in.The key to this double lock is the third big problem: Turkey itself.
