The phrase 'much of any' is not correct or usable in written English.
Instead, you can use 'much of anything' or 'any of anything'. For example: I couldn't find much of anything in the store I went to.
Chivas never mounted much of any attack.
But don't use too much of any one color.
Secondary compounds set a limit on how much of any one food an animal can eat.
We don't have really much of any direct exposure to homebuilders or to the housing industry.
LINDA LAVIN Much of any play's success happens before rehearsals, during the casting process.
The N.F.L. still must clarify how much of any settlement its insurance companies will cover.
It really is unclear that there is much of any information in these surveys.
It is unclear how much of any of that Boogaard did.
Statistics can only tell so much of any story: words and pictures move us most.
"I suppose I don't do much of any use nowadays," he said.
Figuring out how much of any new wealth might be spent is more difficult.
