The phrase "above outpost" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something located at a higher position relative to an outpost, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The scouts reported from the above outpost that enemy forces were approaching."
Alternatives: "higher outpost" or "overhead outpost".
The station crew went into the shuttle for a good view of the five-story, girderlike tower that the Endeavour astronauts had assembled above the outpost and the sprawling solar wings now hovering above.
Matt Silver-Vallance rose above the outpost where the country's first black president spent years as prisoner, before landing on a support boat near the Cape Town coast after popping several balloons.
Abu Mohammad, an older man in a tan leather jacket and a white galabia (a loose, floor-length robe), interjected: "What we're saying is, put the flag above your outposts, not in the main square of the city.
An affidavit sworn by Abu Rahma on October 3, 2000, says the Israeli soldiers shot the boy in cold blood: "I can assert that shooting at the child Mohammed and his father Jamal came from the above-mentioned Israeli military outpost, as it was the only place from which shooting at the child and his father was possible.
We only stopped when a large cloud blocked the moon above the tiny outpost that we were spending the night on.
Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London (mandarinoriental.com/london) is the word on everyone's lips, now that it can brag about Dinner by Heston Blumenthal (above left), the first London outpost of the chef whose restaurant Fat Duck in Bray, England, is a culinary mecca.
Volcanoes' newest outpost, Kyambura Gorge (above), sits on a once-derelict coffee plantation near Uganda's Queen Elizabeth National Park.
SpaceX, short for Space Exploration Technologies Corp ,has made four cargo runs to the orbiting outpost 200 miles above Earth.
All of this effort just to maintain that bubble of life support in an outpost just 250 miles above our heads.
On the first day we left the small village of Wengen and climbed above the timberline to a mountain outpost, Kleine Scheidegg, where we stopped to catch our breath.
