The phrase "any way except for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that all methods or options are acceptable except for a specific one.
Example: "You can approach the problem any way except for using that outdated method."
Alternatives: "any method other than" or "any approach except".
Our Q-and-A wouldn't be exceptional in any way except for the use that Dawkins made of it.
I didn't scheme this in any way except for the passion".
"This [song] doesn't really remind me of Biggie in any way, except for having the Puffy background-dancing and ad libs/intro that almost destroy a good song.
This method can be considered as an open loop approach, as the controller is not used in any way except for changing the controller output (OP) value to give the process the required step change to the output.
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Blue Moons aren't special in any way whatsoever, except for the fact of how humans have structured our calendar.
He was never any kind of Communist, not even in a freelance, unaffiliated way, except for a fleeting and probably whimsical moment at the start of the Great Depression.
Mr. Liu's hearing the next day went much the same way, except for the final act.
The health-care case before the Court is small in every way except for its stakes.
After all, Spain and North Korea differed in every meaningful way except for their average age.
