"any recklessness" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe an individual's careless or irresponsible behavior, for example: "John's any recklessness led to an accident."
"Any mistake or recklessness from you will lead to the [loss] of our life," SITE quoted one of the men as saying.
Play positively, but without any degree of recklessness.
In terms of mens rea, any form of recklessness, including virtual certainty, is insufficient for an offence under Section 44, in part due to the existence of Section 45 and 46 which aid its interpretation.
Certainly, its emphasis on discipline and responsibility – the opposite of everything embodied by the dread notion of "sub-prime" - contrasts with the recklessness of any number of financial organisations, from big banks to online lenders.
Subsequent reports by Robert Johnson, an official of the State Department's Policy Planning Council in both administrations, suggested that China's nuclear capacity would never be great enough to threaten American interests and that the Chinese were not disposed to recklessness in any case.
But all the same, I'll still welcome such abundance of caution over journalistic recklessness - any day.
This doesn't, by any means, excuse the recklessness, negligence, and sometimes outright cruelty of Israeli forces.
Add to these laws the myriad of other medical malpractice "tort reforms" already on the books, and it becomes clear that health care providers have more liability protections for negligence or recklessness than any other group in the nation.
Enron's S.P.E.s were, by any measure, evidence of extraordinary recklessness and incompetence.
For three minutes, she swans around the stage in bra and panties — a yenta's idea of recklessness — while recounting any old thing from the bargain basement of her imagination: the price of her belt, the name of her cobbler, the year she bought her cowboy boots.
The divorce or police files do not reveal any notion of violence or recklessness.
