The phrase "any sort of structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types or categories of structures in a general sense.
Example: "The architect was open to designing any sort of structure, from residential homes to commercial buildings."
Alternatives: "any type of structure" or "any kind of structure".
The coalition itself has said that the insurgents lack any sort of command structure.
Working with any sort of "power structure", black or white and the city of Atlanta's was heavily black from the 1970s onwards was painful for him.
He grew up in the shadow of Booker T. Washington's dream of assimilation, but it hasn't come true: the American dream is white, and Walter is locked out of any sort of belief structure at all.
Whether these higher order aggregates of GRFN-1 form any sort of regular structure(s) is difficult to predict from our data, however a "multimer-based" mode of action in in vitro/in vivo settings is highly probable.
The results provocatively hover between real and pictorial, imply performance and disdain any sort of traditional structuring.
You could apply it to almost anything, any sort of situation or structure that exists and may not always exist".
The long goodbye It's her party ReprintsSecond, the British authorities firmly discouraged the setting up of any sort of representative political structure or leadership, preferring to deal with traditional "notables" or with religious institutions created for the purpose.
But at no point is there any sort of rigid, hierarchical structure to the organization of Al-Qa'eda.
Tenuous as all this might sound for any sort of functional governance structure, the Elvin have overseen several centuries of relative peace, apparently thanks to the power of magic.
Phenomena that look simple and seamless when functioning smoothly often reveal all sorts of structure when they begin to malfunction.
