The phrase "any one given service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific service among multiple options or choices.
Example: "In our analysis, we will focus on any one given service to evaluate its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "any specific service" or "any particular service".
Firstly, in the cooperative strategy one of the service positions is the initial location of the SSV, other service positions are also target slots, i.e. not all targets need to maneuver, and there may be more than one TS serviced in a given service position.
During the lifecycle of the system, any person in charge of one given task or service has the possibility to get some help in driving the system and also to get some feedback with respect to reference models.
While Toronto has never lacked for luxury hotels, somehow the city has survived without one given five stars from a rating service.
Whatever the reasons, choice to exclude these groups from the service is a baffling one given the increasingly diverse religious makeup of the country -- and especially the electorate.
BNP's Mr. Viollet compared Minitel's payment system with mobile- phone-based Internet services like one offered by NTT DoCoMo in Japan that gives service providers a way to collect fees through customers' mobile phone bills.
Assuming no one gives a damn about your old services doesn't augur well for the future of your new services.
When it's ordinary, no one gives me any attention.
No one gives Paul Rhoads and the Cyclones any respect.
She made some iffy symbological pictures and a few perfectly awful ones — forgivably, given their service to her always imperilled morale — but her self-portraits cannot be overpraised.
Well, Google and Wildfire aren't endorsing any one service, but suggest that you give them a call with any questions that you might have.
