The phrase "be captured by any" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like: "She was determined not to be captured by any means necessary."
'I do not want to be captured by any one strand of the party,' Clegg warns.
Both of these dimensions must be captured by any meaningful measure of mobility.
The data highlight the difference between Pign and the probability of kernel initiation and the flammability factor F (the probability of finding a mixture within the nominal flammability limits) and emphasize that flame propagation in inhomogeneous mixtures must be captured by any model that aims to simulate ignition of nonpremixed flame burners.
These acceleration values should be able to be captured by any standard accelerometer.
"You can think about the palm as a very large fingerprint," says Kontsevich. "It has a rich structure and can be captured by any camera touchlessly".
The essence of God considered in himself, the universal ground of being cannot itself be captured by any of the limited categories which flow out from it.
Sixteen (~33%) genetic clusters were captured by only one of the five individual sampling strategies, and only 29 (~60%) clusters were captured by any two of the five sampling strategies.
Using two alternative approaches to assess the validity of the registration of hospitalized patients, we aimed to both ensure results that were representative for the entire country (approach 1) and findings that were based on a thorough assessment of all of the hospitalized potential stroke cases, including patients who had not been captured by any of the registries (approach 2).
Since the pathway appears not to be captured by our present data, any model we propose would be entirely speculative.
Just as some states require "all-party consent" for telephone recordings, so it should be with e-mail, Web surfing, walks in the park or any activity being captured by a distant unseen party.
Fluorescent images of nanoparticles without any filter were captured by a Canon 550D camera (Canon Inc., Tokyo, Japan) under 980 nm excitation from a continuous wave laser.
