The phrase "any error that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific mistakes or issues that may occur in a given context.
Example: "Please review the document and correct any error that you find before submission."
Alternatives: "any mistake that" or "any issue that".
The CDC should update its vital statistics reporting requirements so that physicians must report whether there was any error that led to a preventable death, Makary said.
I think we're trying to get out of this as fast as possible, and maybe, if Philip is correct, that the world will attribute to any error that follows to the United States.
go by, the more serious the consequences of any error that may have occurred," said Judy Solomon, vice president for health policy at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, which has been pressing its concern with administration officials.
Once a survey commissioned to establish a boundary has been accepted by the involved parties, the survey markers are legally binding, regardless of any error that is later discovered.
Centering P to its center of mass further minimize any error that might be induced by the above approximation.
"I regret any error that ever got into the paper, but from where I sat, there was a total congruence — everything was coalescing around one message," he said, noting that The Times was far from alone in its reporting.
See articleIsrael apologised to Turkey for "any errors that could have led to loss of life" when Israeli commandos in 2010 stormed a Turkish ship that was trying to bring aid to Gaza.
A highlight of the visit came when Mr Netanyahu apologised to Turkey for "any errors that could have led to loss of life" during the 2010 commando raid on an aid flotilla that tried to breach the Gaza blockade.
We are not aware of any errors that would materially affect the data presented.
We first outline a preliminary quality-control analysis to discover any errors that occurred during sample preparation.
