The phrase "any paternal" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing paternal figures, influences, or characteristics, often in relation to family or social dynamics.
Example: "In this study, we aim to explore the effects of any paternal involvement on child development."
Alternatives: "any fatherly" or "any paternalistic".
Any paternal concern will have to wait though, because Lois, the world's most efficient PA, has managed to get wind of the cover-up, intercept Gwen, and sneak away for a rendezvous, all during her second day on the job.
There was never any paternal solicitude for the poor as implied in his Odes, which understandably omit any allusion to these three hundred years of social unrest between these two classes.
Beyond primates, Stopka and MacDonald [40] found that females of Apodemus sylvaticus (a mouse species characterized by promiscuous mating system without any paternal investment) require grooming before allowing a male to progress towards sex.
Unfortunately, we were unable to account for any paternal PCB exposure.
Therefore, any paternal allele-specific methylation observed in somatic tissues must be acquired during post-fertilization development.
In contrast, there was no significant association between any paternal ABPM parameter and the offspring ACR (Table 2).
Males do not exhibit any direct paternal care (Hilgartner et al. 2008).
In any case, paternal leakage should not be confused with true recombination, which has stimulated discussions about the ratchet stopping potential of paternal leakage [ 52, 53].
Indeed, in the absence of any known paternal protein-directed genome remodeling, a model has emerged that maternal proteins might be sufficient for transforming tightly packaged sperm DNA into a fully competent paternal pronucleus.
Objective: To investigate any influence of paternal occupational exposures on implantation rates after IVF.
There were no significant associations with offspring birthweight for any of the paternal relative weight measures (Table 3).
