The phrase "any time except" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is permissible at all times, with the exception of specific times mentioned afterward.
Example: "You can call me any time except during dinner."
Alternatives: "at any time other than" or "whenever except".
Children under 12 are not allowed in at any time, except annual open days.
Relative to corporate earnings, stocks remain more expensive than they have been at any time except the 1920s and the 1990s.
Enjoy one free admission per AFT or MTA member card or school ID for K-12 teachers working in Massachusetts schools at any time, except during a scheduled class visit.
Here, successive English kings from the time of Edward III forbade their archers to play it, and an act not repealed until the 18th century formally outlawed the game for "artificers, labourers, apprentices and servants" at any time except Christmas.
The mother is an observant woman, someone who wears black on Good Friday and visits seven churches the evening before and has never even thought about making fanesca any time except during Holy Week.
An 1841 version of Noah Webster's dictionary is here too, in which lunch is defined as "a portion of food taken at any time, except at a regular meal".
It's possible, but with junk spreads at current levels investors are already being compensated for this risk at a higher level than at any time since 1985 — excepting a very brief period in 1990 when the American Congress forced U.S. institutions to dump their junk portfolios.
I haven't been able to take any time off except for the last year, when I did a hernia operation.
"I can at any time — 24/7 (except for the Sabbath) — get Mr. David B. Guggenheim on the phone to speak with either President Bush," she wrote to Mr. Goodwin.
No one expects to see Iran back on top of the rug pile any time soon, except perhaps at the "going out of business" sales held at airports and hotels, which are prime arenas for cheating consumers.
I simply don't see standalone VOD services adding enough value to enough consumers to generate enough revenue to cover the substantial costs of content, marketing and distribution any time soon, except at the margin as a replacement for DVDs.
