"in any corner" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any location that is not specified or known. For example: "I saw him hiding in any corner of the room."
After the most modest of summer makeovers, Bid resurfaced this fall as Bid Brasserie, offering the sort of generic menu that you might find in any corner bistro -- roast chicken, salmon, steak frites, etc.
We will find them in any corner of the planet and punish them".
We'll find them in any corner of the planet and punish them".
Because picture this: most activists and trained nurses cannot afford the drugs available to us in any corner chemist.
Composers work in a public sphere; those with a presence in any corner of our musical community have navigated and created that presence in part via interpersonal relationships.
She raced around tirelessly; if in any corner of this big state there was pain, she travelled there to feel it.
He was never cowering in any corners, or sneaking around skulking in any shadows.
But Beauty only used K2, a drug that, although illegal, could be openly bought in most any corner bodega.
GUINNESS stout has a reputation as one of the world's great brews, which must be puzzling to people who have tasted only the bottled Extra Stout or the canned Draught available in almost any corner deli.
With the latest satellite data at the touch of a laptop button, users of Global Forest Watch can home in on any corner of the planet and see exactly when and where deforestation is occurring.
In a day when many luxury hotel chains can open superb though virtually indiscriminate hotels in almost any corner of the globe, this uniqueness can make visiting a new place that much more special.
