"with any effort" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to express the idea of making an attempt or putting in effort to achieve something. Example: "With any effort, we can make this project a success."
As with any effort at task shifting, there are some important limitations to the licentiate program.
"I didn't see a bunch of guys out there with any effort besides Kenyon".
He replied that his pacifist beliefs were irreconcilable with any effort to prepare troops for battle.
The S.E.C. has resisted crowdfunding and might not have ever gone along with any effort to endorse the practice.
Not surprisingly, some students at the Glastonbury Driving School disagreed with any effort to limit their long-anticipated driving privileges.
Don Sipple, a Republican media strategist, said Mr. Bush's required presence in his own advertisements could interfere with any effort to keep him above the political fray.
After meeting Mr Lavrov, Syrian media quoted President Bashar al-Assad as saying he was willing to co-operate with "any efforts towards stability".
The party has no plans, Mr. Sparks said, to go further with any campaign efforts for their protest candidates.
In an interview, Dr. Crew said he would not be involved with any efforts to do business with city schools at least until conflict-of-interest barriers expire one year after his departure as chancellor.
You're shiny and pretty with barely any effort, and everybody secretly wants to be you — and you love it!
Boneless leg of lamb is stunningly convenient for grilling, because its varied thickness naturally produces meat that is rare, medium and well done with barely any effort on the part of the cook.
