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The phrase "any type of fun" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to various forms or categories of enjoyment or entertainment.
Example: "We are open to any type of fun during our weekend getaway, whether it's hiking, games, or just relaxing by the beach."
Alternatives: "any kind of fun" or "any sort of fun".
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Chocolate is always good to mend a broken heart or to celebrate any type of fun celebration.
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This type of fun is better than that type of fun – or maybe we're not supposed to have fun at all?
The Town Council had a Manhattan company draw up a Disneyland type of fun park -- a stupid concept, given the climate, the road system and the isolated location.
Messenger, there's an option to leave the video window on top of all others, pretty handy for this type of fun.
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Now, my social life consists of a completely different type of "fun".
For real though, that's the type of fun we having right now.
Let us all hope that there aren't too many more people interested in having this type of fun.
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