The phrase "any such complaint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complaint that has been previously mentioned or is understood in the context.
Example: "If you have any such complaint, please feel free to reach out to our customer service team for assistance."
Alternatives: "any similar grievance" or "any related issue".
To any such complaint, there is a one-word retort: Hildy.
"UBS will contest any such complaint vigorously in the interest of its shareholders.
An Ipso spokesman said: "Ipso will look into any complaint about the story concerned if any such complaint is submitted".
But a spokesmen for the inspectors, both in Baghdad and New York, said they were unfamiliar with any such complaint.
(If a complaint had been filed, we wouldn't necessarily know: any such complaint or investigation would remain confidential unless a lawyer were found or pleaded guilty).
Almost three years after Jones published all the location data he had for the stations on the internet, Nature has yet to receive any such complaint.
Any such complaints would always be formally investigated – there would have been no logical reason not to".
We view any complaint of this type of behaviour extremely seriously and have strict procedures for dealing with any such complaints: they are always investigated and the necessary disciplinary action is always taken, including informing the relevant authorities.
Financial firms might not like the added regulations (and whether any such complaints are justified is a topic for the future), but they will adapt once the rules of the road are clear.
Before you read any further, I would like to suggest that any such complaints regarding "Domestic Disturbance" be directed to Paramount Pictures, since the movie, either to save audiences' time or to protect critics from unjust accusations, gives everything away as soon as it possibly can.
