The phrase "any specific numbers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about particular numerical values or data points in a conversation or text.
Example: "Could you provide any specific numbers regarding the project's budget?"
Alternatives: "any particular figures" or "any exact values".
"There is no quota here, no requirement that the state police appoint or hire any specific numbers of minorities," Mr. Farmer said.
Mr. Handler now expects the extra costs from these forays to drop, which should boost margins – though he has not provided any specific numbers.
Alert readers may have noticed, however, that I did not give any specific numbers for dying forests or their extent, compared with a century or two ago.
"There won't be any specific numbers until the 2000 census," she said, "but it seems that more people are retiring earlier and that many are not following the traditional path of retirement but are instead finding other jobs".
Zynga spokesperson Marideth Post wasn't able to release any specific numbers because the company is in a quiet period as it prepares to go public for a $10 billion valuation.
American military officials have not offered any specific numbers of troops to be withdrawn in July, but they say they will not come from any one part of the country.
Mr Evra did not mention... any specific number that he told Sir Alex at the time".
Suitable games can be found for any specific number of players from one to a dozen.
The team were silly to target two race wins in 2015 – they shouldn't have mentioned any specific number of victories but they do look stronger, which is good news for everyone in F1.
Cuddy said that one of her goals last year was "to fall in love with running," avoiding any specific number of miles or pace times.
Clearly, Sprint has declined to comment on any specific number, but if that $12.8 billion figure holds true, Softbank would be taking over two-thirds of the company.
