"in any force" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It may be used in a sentence when describing the strength or intensity of an action, event, or feeling. For example, "The waves of anxiety rolled over me in any force."
Both India and Russia have made such a resolution a prerequisite for their participation in any force.
"At the Senior Police National Assessment Centre – if you want to be a chief officer in any force, you have to pass this – the percentage pass rate for women is higher than for men," she explains.
The UN believes at least 10,000 troops will be required in any force sent to end unrest in Central African Republic, the French UN envoy says.
In December, the UN said it believed at least 10,000 troops might be required in any force sent to end the unrest.
On January 5, in preparation for the game, the Indiana Senate passed a bill making it unlawful to arrange for a person to engage in any forced sexual acts.
Conservative force, in physics, any force, such as the gravitational force between the Earth and another mass, whose work is determined only by the final displacement of the object acted upon.
More abstractly, lines of force are lines in any such force field the tangent of which at any point gives the field direction at that point and the density of which gives the magnitude of the field.
It has therefore been debated whether the proclamation was in reality of any force.
Some senior Rwandan officials are dismissive of Mr Kabila's ability to project any force in eastern Congo.
None of it registers with any force in this lazy, complacent film, which takes the novel's name in vain.
Putting together a UN force would in any case take many months.
