The phrase "any one community" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific community among multiple options, emphasizing individuality.
Example: "The initiative aims to benefit any one community that participates in the program."
Alternatives: "any single community" or "any particular community".
Cameron was careful not to lay the blame on any one community.
Issues of American injustice have implications beyond any one community, and yet books like Alice+Freda Forever are most often found on the Gay & Lesbian shelf, with no regard for the Library of Congress' history, true crime, and gender categorization.
You don't want to have an unfair impact in any one community".
But he never settles for long into any one community; his car seems perpetually to be running.
"It was the biggest single investment in any one community, from public private and European money," said Houghton.
Skidmore also dismissed the idea that electoral fraud was associated with any one community, although he said racial and cultural sensitivities may have discouraged the police from properly investigating earlier in the case of the Tower Hamlets mayoralty.
This is done with the purpose of measuring the inferred rates, and their seasonality separately and allowing for separate indicators, used in variable selection, for the inclusion or exclusion of seasonality, and for the inclusion and exclusion of any migration from one community to another.
Approximately two-thirds of NFL players in any given year come from one community: the African American community as of 2013.
I think this is a universal story not specific to one community or to any one character.
However, as a result, I never quite joined any one yoga community or developed a consistent practice of my own (shame on me!).
But on this night, it's all about one community.
