The phrase "any given weekday" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to any specific day of the week without specifying which one.
Example: "You can schedule the meeting on any given weekday that works for everyone."
Alternatives: "any specific weekday" or "any weekday of your choice".
About 6,300, on average, on any given weekday, according to early estimates compiled by Nielsen Media Research.
Granted, the combined Rangers-Swift-construction congestion on a Saturday in Arlington probably does not quite equal the George Washington Bridge on any given weekday.
ON almost any given weekday, legions of garbage trucks sputter and screech down Long Island's streets, collecting the trash left curbside by residents to magically disappear.
On any given weekday, there are literally hundreds of places in the subway where an amateur performer might draw a decent crowd.
Between noon and one on any given weekday afternoon, there is a line out the door of several midtown chopped-salad joints.
About 6,300 people on average were watching Fox Business on any given weekday during its first two months, according to early estimates compiled by Nielsen.
My offhand impression has been that the pace of presidential polling has been much slower than in 2008: that by this point in 2008, for instance, it would have been extremely unusual to not have any new state polls out on a given weekday, as happened on Monday.
Schools might have been closed on a given weekday, they noted.
Gathered around the little restaurant's nine tidy unadorned tables on a given weekday evening are families swapping stories in loud, animated Spanish; toward the back of the room, a gaggle of teenage girls watches telenovelas.
With 1.6 million page views and 200,000 unique visitors on a given weekday, it's now a key part of the venture firm's success.
According to the business improvement district, more than 500,000 people come into downtown on a given weekday, but there are only 36,000 housing units and 61,600 residents.
