The phrase "as any today" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to compare something to others in the present context, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "This is as good as any today in terms of quality."
Alternatives: "as good as any" or "as effective as any".
I have had the privilege of managing some of the most successful clubs in the world, but the England job is as big as any". Today may be Capello's first day behind a desk, but the Italian has spent the last three weeks readying himself for the £4.8m-a-year job.
That extraordinary spiritual reservoir is the source of the Haitian religious view of the world — as powerful as any today.
And the company is run by Alexei Ratmansky, who is as bright a hope as any today to bring new choreographic life to ballet.
The New York Times critic Alastair Macaulay extolled Mr. Vasiliev's thrilling "Corsaire" solo and called Mr. Ratmansky "as bright a hope as any today to bring new choreographic life to ballet".
BP pumps more crude oil in Russia than it does in the United States, including the Gulf of Mexico, and over the years its relations with the authorities here have been as delicate as any today with the governors of states along the gulf coast.
This book is as eclectic as any Christmas tree.
It's a nice idea, but it's as wishy-washy as any winter strawberry.
In May next year, there will be a general election, which looks to be as unpredictable as any since 1974.
It's quick, as any 2,200-pound 2,200-poundre than 300 horsepower will be, but predicarbly easy to control.
For all our analyses in this article, we define "pay fiscal year" as any fiscal year ending in the period between July and June of each year.
The perspective of even the sharpest minds is blurred by this season being as open as any since 1993, and possibly beyond.
