"for any given month" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific period of time that does not need to be specified. For example: "We track our sales data for any given month."
To some extent, the comScore number is a good measure of the general curiosity in Twitter for any given month.
If you fell below your set goals, or quotas, for any given month, you lost points.
The modeled difference in survival probability was not large for any given month between cold or warm years.
For 5 years of observations, quartile 0 is the minimum, quartile 1 the second lowest, quartile 2 the median, quartile 3 the second highest, and quartile 4 the maximum value of the series for any given month.
Second, for imperfect contraceptors, a pregnancy scare is likely to precede an actual unintended pregnancy, because the average pregnancy rate for any given month is only about 50% for young women even when sex is perfectly timed to ovulation (Dunson, Colombo, and Baird 2002).
Maybe the highest performer for any given month can have his or her choice of one free product or be the first to try the newest product on the shelves before the rest of the company.
This gives you a discount for running a server for more than 25percentt of any given month.
And according to a study by two finance professors, Josef Lakonishok of the University of Illinois and Seymour Smidt of Cornell, the evidence is quite weak for believing that any given month has a statistically significant probability of showing either gains or losses more than half the time.
For comparison, on any given month the site generally attracts 2.5 million uniques.
The tree production value entered for each species within any given month was based on our long-term phenological data for the South Group territory (Boesch et al. 2006a).
Calendarizations can be a very effective way to track how much you are overspending or underspending during any given month and for the year to date.
