The phrase "anytime we have a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations or conditions that occur at any time when a specific event or circumstance is present.
Example: "Anytime we have a team meeting, I make sure to prepare my updates in advance."
Alternatives: "whenever we have a" or "any time we have a".
"Anytime we have a spare second," he said, "we feel compelled to check what's going on outside of us".
"I get emails from people saying they'll come anytime we have a vacancy in the next three months.
"Anytime we have a potential conflict of interest, it's discussed and vetted in an appropriate manner," Joerres said.
When asked if he was concerned about a conflict of interest or perception of one in Miller's case, he said, "Anytime we have a potential conflict of interest, it's discussed and vetted in an appropriate manner".
When asked if the station had ever disclosed Miller's relationship with Bledsoe on stories involving her office, Joerres repeated, "Anytime we have a potential conflict of interest, it's discussed and vetted in an appropriate manner".*.*
"Anytime we have a trustee or inmate crew, that goes beyond normal duties, we cut them some extra time off," Polk County Sheriff Johnny Moats told WXIA on Wednesday, Each inmate will have his sentence reduced by about 25percentt. .
Consequently, anytime we have an opportunity to put someone in the hole, we've got to do that".
And I love anytime we have an alien that has a more magical or moral stance -- not that he's just mean or scary.
For, anytime we have an allosteric situation regarding n possible different configurations of the same protein, we have n different theorems – characterized by n different initial aggregates and by n different final aggregates – representing the n different situations.
"Anytime we have any occasion to be together, we like to party together, says Capt.
"Anytime we have to pay something we shouldn't, we take that very seriously," said Les Copeland, the Wal-Mart spokesman.
