if any—supposing there is or are any:
- It is a cooperative venture with all the profits, if any, being invested in expanding community based broadcasting.
Note: The expression is not equivalent in meaning to the phrase if at all—supposing an action, event, etc. happens although it is very unlikely:
- Legislation is referred to a committee, only to be considered later, if at all.
if anything—if in any degree:
- If anything, this approach puts those risks in the forefront, assuring that they will not be overlooked.