The phrase 'in any sphere' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any topic or area of interest. For example: "He is an expert in any sphere he puts his mind to."
How can an individual in any sphere be worth £198m?
Women naturally don't want to give up power in any sphere.
Johnny Rep is one of the nicest people I've met in any sphere.
In sum, the Romney campaign hasn't offered one specific solution in any sphere.
They find no true commendation for merit or usefulness in any sphere.
Like most Brits who are successful in any sphere of life, Zac doesn't like to flaunt his teeth.
"The most important lesson there is that part of the price of power when you reach a high level in any sphere-public, private, or nonprofit is that you're under constant public scrutiny," says Pfeffer.
As long as there is an impasse in almost any sphere, the government and the coalition survive — and that is Netanyahu's main goal".
The major spheres or dimensions, in addition to the political (from which we have started our analysis), are social, educational, economic, health-related, family-related, affective and spiritual -- and in fact any sphere involving a social system of more than one person where some or all of the members of the system function in the sense stated above.
As Mr. Meunier put it, "You may have countries that say, why should we who are poorer do anything?" The Bush administration's rejection of the protocol last March caused an outcry in Europe and came to be seen here as another example of America's refusal to limit its options in almost any sphere.
With enough money to make an impact in pretty much any sphere he chooses, the eBay billionaire last week made a splash in an area that is increasingly attracting the attention of tech titans: news.
