The phrase "any procedure that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of procedure or when discussing conditions or criteria related to procedures.
Example: "Any procedure that involves safety protocols must be followed strictly to ensure the well-being of all participants."
Alternatives: "any method that" or "any process that".
He told a news conference Budapest would accept "any procedure that the EU starts" but stressed that if Hungary's media laws needed changing, so too would similar legislation in France, Germany and the Netherlands.
He is reluctant to recommend for a young and active patient any procedure that could be complicated or undone — chips dislodged, say — in the course of ordinary roughhousing.
The theorem proves that, given these minimal assumptions, it is impossible to construct any procedure that results in a collectively rational expression of individual desires.
Is there any procedure that works like or better than CPR? 2. As a class, read and discuss the article "Doctors Hope to Push CPR to New Level" (//www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/featured_articles/20050315tuesday.html), focusing on the following questions: a.
2.18pm BST EC's annual budget report: instant reaction Here's the first reaction to the Commission's new country-specific recommendations: Stanley Pignal (@spignal) Any procedure that lets France and even *Belgium* continue on their current fiscal paths is severely lacking.
Many reviewers still seem to be captives of a notion that only the vain, or those brainwashed by society to hate their bodies, want to have aesthetic surgery -- or that any procedure that is not "corrective" in their eyes (fixing a big nose or a weak chin, for instance) is the fulfillment of some sort of Frankenstein dream.
Can you recommend any procedures that would minimise this risk, and also explain why this problem occurs?
No one is more aware of that sober reality than J. D., who is so apprehensive on his first day that he avoids any procedures that would require him to touch patients.
These methods have also come to include any procedures that employ strategies for overcoming the trap of local optimality in complex solution spaces, especially those procedures that take advantage of one or more neighborhood structures as a means of defining acceptable moves to transformation from one solution to another.
Under such circumstances, concern over the safety of drinking water should be paramount, and federal legislation, especially the Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974, should theoretically give the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) the power to oversee (and potentially ban) any procedures that endanger water supplies.
Consent forms must include a description of the procedures to be followed and identify any procedures that are experimental.
