The phrase "a campaign outside" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a campaign that is conducted in an external or outdoor setting, or to indicate that the campaign is not part of a specific organization or location.
Example: "The organization launched a campaign outside to raise awareness about environmental issues in the community."
Alternatives: "an external campaign" or "a campaign in the open".
Mr. Keefe, in his fourth year as class president, had never worked on a campaign outside school before.
In a letter to the White House in September 2009, Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey, a leading Hispanic Democrat, threatened to mount a campaign "outside the Beltway" if Hispanic farmers were not compensated.
Plans for a campaign outside the US were not costed but Fenton said: "We would be happy to work with counterparts in Australia and the UK to create proportional budgets for similar campaigns there, adapted to local conditions".
But the genial judge's tour of Capitol Hill has yielded few controversies, and if Gorsuch is confirmed, Democrats may look back with regret on their paltry investment in a campaign outside of Washington to beat him.
In 2000, Mr. Bush became the first Republican nominee to opt out in the primary in favor of raising and spending without limits, using a network of lucrative fund-raisers to gather more than $100 million and creating a model for running a campaign outside the system.
Last season he finished as the world number 18, the first time he ended a campaign outside the top 16.
#Italy September 18 , 2013Alberto Nardelli (@AlbertoNardelli) 1) Berlusconi knows he'll be removed as a senator 2) will campaign outside parliament (like Grillo) 3) will want Letta government to last.
Another question is whether the public file would list the original purchaser of the advertisement ― a campaign or outside group ― or the agency paid by the purchaser.
This is a campaign dominated from outside.
At a meeting late last year Donald McGahn, one of the Republican commissioners, became incensed at the Democrats' broad definition of "co-ordination" between a campaign and an outside group.
So if the court strikes down the restrictions on outside spending, some legal experts say, the remaining restrictions on direct contributions to campaigns would mean much less because it would be easy to support a campaign through an outside group.
