The phrase "any type of net" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various kinds of nets, whether literal (like fishing nets) or metaphorical (like networks or systems).
Example: "The project can benefit from any type of net that can help us gather data more effectively."
Alternatives: "any kind of net" or "any sort of net".
It's illegal to capture pigeons in New York without a permit, and the city doesn't use any type of netting to control pigeon populations.
However, misclassification of ITNs as untreated nets was likely minimal as the analysis for any type of mosquito net produced similar results.
This survey also found that 38%% of school children report usually sleeping under any type of mosquito net, although this may have increased following a subsequent national long lasting insecticidal net (LLIN) distribution campaign targeting at all age groups conducted by the NMCP in 2012.
A "purse seine" is a type of net used by industrial fishing fleets, called this because of the way it draws closed around a school of fish in the manner of an old-fashioned purse cinching up around a pile of coins.
Sabb tells Creators he wants to stage a type of net art "coup d'etat in an art gallery" that blurs the line between "URL and IRL".
The same model with household ownership of any type of mosquito net, classified as an ITN or not, as the dependent variable was used to see if results differed due to information bias in the classification of ITNs.
This indicates that only 5.6% of all the surveyed households with women respondents owned any type of mosquito net.
Indeed, only 34% of households owned any type of mosquito net, although the preliminary findings of the 2011 survey show that this had increased to 74% [ 15].
This can be used for just about any type of searches on the net by most of the search engines available.
The other type of net is the one that saved the worker's life in SoHo.
