The phrase "any value whatsoever" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that there are no limitations or exceptions regarding the value being discussed.
Example: "The results of the experiment showed that there was no correlation between the variables, indicating that the treatment had no effect on any value whatsoever."
Alternatives: "any value at all" or "no value whatsoever."
Most top-level domains, said CEO Juan Diego Calle, don't offer "any value whatsoever other than the utility".
But are such predictions of any value whatsoever, or is this sort of genetic testing no more than entrails gazing dressed up as science.
It is surely the most egregious and unnecessary form of coal extraction: thousands of acres of land are blown up and bulldozed away, as if the land itself is an unpleasant encumbrance without any value whatsoever.
Similarly, 0/0 should mean the number that, when multiplied by 0, yields 0. But any number multiplied by 0 yields 0. In principle, then, 0/0 can take any value whatsoever, and in practice it is best considered meaningless.
"Pieter-Dirk Uys must realize that real life is not satire," said Smuts Ngonyama, the party spokesman, "and the country is not amused by his grandiose posturing and attention-seeking comments that do not add any value whatsoever to nation-building.
As generally agreed after the rediscovery of Aristotle's works by the Latin West, since all knowledge originates in the senses, denying any value whatsoever to sensation would mean denying all possibility of knowledge in general.
Parents should realize that no field trip has any educational value whatsoever.
This confrontation was implicit in the development of the Peircian "verifiability" theory toward its exclusion of metaphysical statements as cognitive statements capable of possessing any truth value whatsoever.
Irving writes that Garp "rejected the idea that art was of any social value whatsoever -- that it could be, that it should be.
In place of these paradoxes they prefer the bright, clear problems of war... Mills was assuredly a prophet of the American way of foreign policy, if our subsequent experiences in Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan have any empirical value whatsoever.
Most of the "new" music I've gotten into this year is actually old music that's never been heard before, dredged up from the vaults just in time to make a buck before recorded music ceases to have any monetary value whatsoever.
