The phrase "achieved outside of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was accomplished in a context or environment that is separate from the main or expected one.
Example: "The results of the study were achieved outside of the traditional laboratory setting, showcasing the effectiveness of field research."
Alternatives: "accomplished beyond" or "attained outside of".
Today, French luxury is a fundamentally export-driven business; in the past year, 82percentt of all sales were achieved outside of France.
In his review in The New York Times, Vincent Canby called the film "magnificent, moving and very mysterious," one that "dramatizes states of mind that have seldom been attempted, much less achieved, outside of written fiction".
It is now clear to most stakeholders that acquisition of surgical psychomotor skills is best achieved outside of the clinical operating room, in the context of a simulated environment.
This has to be achieved outside of the laboratories at sub graduate level through innovative training offers.
For a guy who recently declared he was a man of action, he's reverted to a state of confounding passivity, promising a magical bag of outcomes without offering any idea how they will be achieved, outside of, perhaps, further episodes of intense wishful thinking performed in front of the press corps.
Cellular manipulation can be achieved outside of an anaerobic glove box simply by immersing a sealed glass vial into a sonifier chamber, without any cell transfers or direct contact of the cells with anything other than the indigenous growth media.
There are lots of things I want to achieve outside of playing hockey.
What each went on to achieve outside of athletics was quite remarkable.
"The kind of results they are achieving, outside of public scrutiny, it is undemocratic.
But there are many stories inside of me and a lot I want to achieve outside of one flat note".
What can Scotland achieve outside of the union that it cannot from within?
