"any given second" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any moment in time, particularly when discussing something that can happen at any time. For example, "The power went out at any given second."
It's more like "expecting the worst to happen at any given second".
"I think that things go as they do in the sports world and I think that anybody at any given second are great players," she said.
So if a radioactive atom might or might not decay at any given second, it both does and doesn't; in one universe it does, and in another it doesn't.
At any given second Ridley would come in and say, "I want a helicopter to come in and shoot two missiles and I want that to be on camera and I want to have a surveillance camera 2,000ft in the air shooting on top of your head".
At any given second, there are an average of 40,000 gamers around the world playing the game at once.
Chartbeat is like a realtime Google Analytics for sites that shows you exactly what is happening on your site at any given second.
The bot crunches data from plays over the past 13 years to determine the optimal call for any given fourth down.
We show conditions under which for any given first price handicap auction, there exists a superior second price auction with bonuses.
One crucial question was whether first order logic is decidable — whether there is an algorithm that determines whether any given first order logical formula is a theorem.
A day before her consecration, she told an Indian newspaper: "Be it any institution, women are always given second-rung treatment.
bCommon allele given first.
