The phrase "any stipends" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about the availability or existence of stipends in a particular context, such as employment or educational programs.
Example: "Could you please let me know if there are any stipends available for this internship?"
Alternatives: "any allowances" or "any financial support".
"Many girls who joined the training were married but as they were not allowed to keep their children with them, they left" (CMW) Initially, CMWs were attached to their local BHU for one year and were required to perform duties as required by the doctor in-charge, without any stipend or salary.
Apprentices' wages generally consisted of the fair market value of any room and board provided by the Master Craftsman teaching them; so, the only real deduction for the apprentices would be the value of any room and board and any small stipend paid.
In the United Arab Emirates, he noted, so many young men were unable to afford the traditional marital expenses that the government began offering stipends to any man who married a local woman.
Open to students in any major, FURSCA provides stipends for up to 10 weeks of summer research, as well as funding for research materials and travel to professional conferences so these students can present their work to leaders in their respective fields.
They are provided a stipend, exempted from paying any charge related to registration, tuition and are systematically employed by the government on completion.
In theory, Cleveland's voucher program allows children to use state stipends to go to any school they want.
The barbers did not receive any direct monetary stipend for their participation in PEPP, but near the end of the grant period, were rewarded for their ongoing efforts with a barber kit (containing barbershop supplies).
McBride offered $17,500 a year ($ in today's dollars) – more than any coach at any level – plus a stake in the team and a stipend while he was still in the military.
Nonetheless, "the budget did not contain any specific increases" in current NSF postdoc stipends, the agency's budget director, Marty Rubenstein, told Next Wave.
