The phrase "exploit in any way" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the act of taking advantage of something or someone for one's own gain. Example: "The company was accused of exploiting their workers by paying them below minimum wage and providing unsafe working conditions." In this example, "exploiting in any way" refers to the various ways in which the company may have taken advantage of their workers, such as through low pay and unsafe working conditions.
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Many of those Christians who insist that the earth and its resources were created only for us to exploit in any way we choose are not Christ-like lords and stewards of Creation.
Welles was always aware of his own myth, which he unabashedly exploited in any way he could for personal gain.
It doesn't seem like any of the characters are exploited in any way.
If you feel exploited in any way, seriously consider leaving the therapist.
As the children we are urging governments and private sector to empower the social workers to monitor orphanages NGO's should see to it that children in institutions such as orphanages are not sexually exploited in any way.
The potential security flaw has long been known by Internet security specialists, but it has only recently been exploited in a way that threatens the Internet infrastructure.
"Basically Jews, as outsiders in society, in order to become any part of it, to exploit it in any way, had to work in subversive ways, which is why they have a high verbal IQ," John said.
"But what is important is that we look at the issue rationally, coolly, without hyping up the whole issue, without seeking to exploit it in any way," he said.
Mr. Steinberg said he got over this first hurdle after consulting with his fellow producers on "Inside Comedy," who include Steve Carell and the comedy writer Alan Zweibel, and who concluded among themselves that "no one in this group would be exploiting him in any way".
And it is these image qualities that people are starting to exploit in interesting ways.
