Note that anyhow itself should be accessible without use (as of Edition 2018), because this is a crate name. If you mean to import something within that crate for your entire project (use anyhow::Context;), then no, there is no standard¹ way to have that.
Each module has its own scope for such symbols, which are imported via use. The one exception is in the standard preludes, defined by the compiler itself. These are what enable you to use Copy, Result, and others without having to import them explicitly. However, this is naturally out of your control.
There is also a common pattern for some libraries to provide their own prelude: a module that re-exports symbols that are likely to be useful. anyhow does not provide one at the time of writing.
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¹Almost anything becomes possible with macros or another preprocessor, but it is hardly a good tradeoff for this case.