The phrase "any incitement" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in both formal and informal contexts to refer to efforts to provoke or urge someone to do something, particularly through emotional or persuasive means. For example, "The president has warned against any incitement to violence in the current political climate."
"Any incitement will be dealt with severely".
"Any incitement to hatred must be fought with the greatest firmness".
"Any incitement will be dealt with severely," a senior commander, Hossein Hamadani, said Wednesday in comments published by Iran's official IRNA news agency.
The plan called for Israel to stop all settlement activity and for the Palestinians to dismantle terrorism networks, reform their political institutions and curb any incitement to violence.
Earlier the South African government said it would not tolerate any incitement to violence or what it called unwarranted provocation.
"We strongly condemn any violence as well as any incitement of violence," State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki told a briefing.
This kind of nonsense is not just an incitement to any minimally-patriotic person to start faraging at the mouth, it is far more damaging to the credibility of the UN than any amount of logic-chopping and piety in the face of actual human rights abuses, as opposed to fictional ones, perpetrated by the governments of China, Belarus, Zimbabwe, Saudi Arabia and Syria.
Such cocksure behavior from a black man may have been tolerated on Wall Street, but on any other city street it was an incitement to a lynching.
He added: "It clears the way for that to be protected in Europe against any real incitement to violence, hatred or intolerance".
A crime is committed if any person posts or distributes a placard, circular or other document which contains an incitement to violence, counsels disobedience to the law or a lawful order, or is likely to lead to a breach of the peace.
In that way, Trump is not unlike another erratic world figure, the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, who also seems capable of acting in extremes, without warning, at any time, and at any level of incitement.
