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The phrase 'of any town' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a town or city that is unspecified or unimportant to the context. For example: "She could find a nice cafe to work in of any town."
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Jenin may have the highest rate of any town.
It really could have been set in any backstreet area of any town.
It occupies a physical place of honor, with the courts built on the few flat stretches of any town.
In the last decade, Narsaq's population has fallen by 10%; it suffers the highest unemployment of any town in Greenland.
Southampton has the third longest original, uninterrupted stretch of medieval defensive walling of any town or city in Britain.
We mentioned below that the town has the highest Greek-American population of any town in the US.
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Like residents of many other Hasidic neighborhoods, most of the people of New Square live in poverty, with the village over the years possessing among the lowest per capita incomes of any towns in the state.
California is highly car-focused, so auto-related businesses dominate the industrial sections of almost any town".
Does anyone own the view of another, in any town or village?
Between 1750 and 1850, scarcely any town of note in the north of England was without its tulip society.
Any town of any size in the Netherlands has an amateur club, with highly trained coaches and an academy for its own top-level players.
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