The phrase "any sort of mainstream" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to any type or category that is widely accepted or prevalent in society or culture.
Example: "The film did not gain any recognition in any sort of mainstream media."
Alternatives: "any kind of mainstream" or "any type of mainstream".
In economic circles, he is a famous crank he often makes jokes himself about the fact that his ideas are far removed from any sort of mainstream thinking.
In economic circles, he is a famous crank — he often makes jokes himself about the fact that his ideas are far removed from any sort of mainstream thinking.
Divide and Exit – Sleaford Mods' seventh album, though the first that's finally attracted any sort of mainstream attention – has been described as some sort of portrait of Britain under the iron fist of Tory austerity.
I think it's a shame people say 'I don't read that kind of book', because something like Mystic River is tackling topics as deep as any sort of mainstream psychological realism".
Normally, it takes quite a bit of time before a startup gets any sort of mainstream spotlight.
But I say there's no way that sees any sort of mainstream adoption before my Dick Tracy watch does.
Thursday, October 18 OFF! at Black Cat Keith Morris and Co. have made actual punk rock music sort-of mainstream thanks to opening for the Red Hot Chili Peppers in arenas, appearing on PRI's "Sound Opinions" and being pretty awesome.
They were radical and angry, whereas Martin presented himself as a sort of mainstream comic who tore the whole thing down from inside, very sweetly.
But "Individuality (Can I Be Me?)" sounds assiduously worked on, and it's a sort of mainstream version of the moody, interior, becalmed funk direction Me'shell Ndegeocello has been heading in.
Sony is hoping that PlayStation 2 will evolve into a sort of mainstream family fun center, since the product also plays DVD movies and will eventually be connected to the Internet.
I predict all sorts of mainstream media kerfuffle about Foursquare and privacy, not least because of how it will tie into Twitter, which is a media dahling at the moment.
