The phrase "anytime provided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something can happen at any time as long as certain conditions are met.
Example: "You can submit your report anytime provided you meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "whenever as long as" or "at any time if".
Kenn Borek, which has the moto "Anywhere, Anytime, Worldwide," provided two Twin Otter planes that fly at extremely cold temperatures and can land on skis.
The company introduces a fun way to have creative jam sessions, anywhere, anytime, and provides endless opportunities for informal and formal learning through its mix of peer collaboration, social community and open-ended design.
Smartphones enable for advanced mobile communication between health professionals, makes medical formula calculations available anywhere anytime, and provides access to evidence-based medical resources including disease diagnosis guides, drug references, literature search, and continuing medical education materials at the point of care.
The first tool, the personal digital assistant (PDA), is a handheld computer onto which medical software applications may be downloaded, which by virtue of its unique portability can be relied upon at anytime to provide the necessary medical information at the bedside.
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"The capital we can provide anytime," Newaz said, "but the problem is the cash flow for the rent".
Mr. Dunne, who is obsessed with golf, smokes cigars and stocks his office with cases of Diet Turbo Tea, a drink that claims to provide "anytime energy".
But it is by no means clear that either Mr. Bolten or Mr. Rove will be forced to appear before the committee anytime soon to provide the testimony and documents that it seeks.
Digital, based in Calabasas, Calif., said the purchase of AnyTime Access, which provides Internet and call-center loan services, will allow it to deliver multichannel loan-decision and origination services to its clients.
"There is no doubt that it probably is very secure but anytime that you provide your information to an additional entity, you are really compounding the opportunities for your personal information to be breached," said Paul Stephens, director of policy and advocacy at the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse.
