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The phrase "any of countless" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a selection from a very large number of options or possibilities.
Example: "You can choose any of countless options available to you in this program."
Alternatives: "any of numerous" or "any of many".
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Indexes include any of countless bibliographies of currently published material, usually of articles in periodicals.
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A miscalculation of a mere hair's width in any one of countless measurements might bring the entire arch to a lumbering stop.
Got a PS2, PS3, Wii, 360, Kindle, Mac Mini, iPhone, or any one of countless other electronic goodies?
He refuses to take Dramamine or any of the countless alternative treatments.
The gathering resembled any of the countless, similar rallies held during his presidential campaign.
For suspense, it beats any of the countless thrillers Hunt wrote.
At any of the countless secular universities she might have chosen, religion — at least in theory — would be beside the point.
In 2012, he released three albums, bringing his yearly average since 2008 to over two-and-half albums per year, not including any of his countless single releases.
The show follows the former star of "Charles in Charge" as he tries to figure out why he has not been able to settle down and marry any of the countless number of women he has dated.
But very often, they're bound for cafes, meyhanes (think of them as Turkish tapas bars, serving small plates, wine, beer and raki) or any of the countless restaurants that edge the waterfront and sidewalks.
The use of fake moldings, with printed moldings or panelling or with any of the countless imitation wall-surfacing materials from brick wallpaper to artistically poor wall murals, is the kind of decoration that a good designer avoids.
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