The phrase "a more external" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing levels of externality or when discussing something that is more outward or outside in nature.
Example: "In this analysis, we will consider a more external perspective on the issue at hand."
Alternatives: "a greater external" or "a more outward".
3) A more external locus of control was significantly related to depression.
Indeed, his next album will be a more external affair - 'kind of the world as I see it' - also addressing the impact of his success.
Since the product dimension of the organization generally has a more external focus than the resource dimension, the responsibility for preventing an excessive introspection is not equally distributed.
A more external locus of control is significantly related to fewer periods of recovery, to both depressed mood and psychosis, and to various aspects of personality.
In severe psychiatric disorders a more external locus of control is not specific to schizophrenia and after the acute phase is not associated with one particular diagnostic group.
And while not so explicit a departure in terms of subject matter as, say, Sonic Youth's Dirty or PJ Harvey's Let England Shake, Apocalypse registers an intriguing shift away from the forensic self-examination that has been his traditional stock-in-trade towards a more external, geopolitically rooted brand of lyricism.
"We've started thinking about a knowledge-based operation, which will be a bit more external and will look out to all walks of life".
Two days of exposure at the Cameron site would expose a person to more external radiation than the Nuclear Regulatory Commission considers safe for an entire year.
Other security upgrades include a fortified guardhouse and more external cameras, said J. Adam Ereli, a State Department spokesman, speaking at a briefing in Washington.
This is the step where the work is internally reviewed before committing to a formal validation with a broader and usually more external audience.
–For the United States, an appreciation would mean more external demand and less external savings at a time when domestic demand is in a deep slump and domestic saving is rising.
