The phrase "any option that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a choice or alternative that meets certain criteria or conditions.
Example: "You can select any option that fits your budget and preferences."
Alternatives: "any choice that" or "any alternative that".
I have yet to see any option that is worse than ignoring the risk of global warming and doing nothing".
Spurred by the grandeur of that conceptual plan, Mr. Curtiss has been vocally opposed to any option that paves the trail.
At a June 14 hearing she said, "I don't support any option that would force children out of their neighborhood schools".
In an interview, Mr. Neeleman declined to name any specific routes or flights that the company would add, but said any option that would make money was being considered.
At the same time, many Arab leaders appear to believe that any option that removes Mr. Hussein without resorting to war is far superior to a destructive military campaign.
Any option that solves the problem by buying bad assets will either fail (if those assets are bought at face value recall, the banks are insolvent) or will succeed by buying those assets at well more than they're worth.
That means he should just say no to any options that would vest after he is in office.
And widely published statistics on diluted earnings per share take into account any options that currently have value.
And were there any options that might combine the opposites and end the war quickly without killing thousands of Japanese?
You then write options near the left and right corners that go with one pull or the other; then the lower corner gets compromise options and the top corner gets any options that partly combine the opposites.
In a brief accompanying statement, Mr. Cheney said, "In order to avoid even the appearance of a conflict of interest, I am fully prepared to forfeit any options that have not vested by the time I assume office".
