"through any means" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to express that something is accomplished in any way possible. For example: "We will do whatever it takes to complete the project, through any means."
They are addicts who are trying to feed their addiction through any means.
Egypt will not go back to the old regime through any means, legal or illegal.
This issue is far greater than one targeted physician in one state — there is clearly a national effort to deny women their legal right to abortion care through any means.
Order is maintained through any means necessary: sometimes a phone call or a private visit to an MP's office; an appeal to decency, or to ambition; if all else fails then blackmail will do.
"It is the responsibility of all to take on the burden of expelling the occupiers from Iraq through any means possible," the ayatollah said in a statement issued in Beirut.
The Taliban are better equipped and trained, they are brilliant at propaganda through any means including internet and the mobile phone, and they have a new and more nihilistic command.
And even now, defense analysts said, the Pentagon maintains programs to obtain military equipment from potentially hostile nations, including China, through practically any means possible.
We can only find out by going through Antarctica by any means necessary.
It is wrong to condemn a group of people, people who have suffered at the hands of those who now accuse them, a people who have been marginalized, some of whom cannot defend themselves because they do not speak and have not been given the means to communicate effectively through any other means.
The larger issue is that the right is trying every day to bring down the Obama presidency by any means necessary – through lies, through racially-tinged rhetoric and through sheer nutty rants.
They are meant to be masters of backroom deals, loyal party operators picked for their ability to push through government policies by any means necessary.
