The phrase "against the scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is outside the defined limits or boundaries of a particular subject or area of discussion.
Example: "The proposal was deemed unacceptable as it was against the scope of the project guidelines."
Alternatives: "beyond the scope" or "outside the scope".
But the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association, the peak telecommunications industry body, cautioned against the scope of such a scheme.
There are times when you admire those taking A-levels and university exams for dealing with the extra burden; then there are days when you would swap anything against the scope of subjects to cover at GCSEs.
Senator Ron Wyden, a member of the Senate intelligence committee, who has campaigned against the scope of NSA domestic surveillance, has suggested in several statements that the program was wasteful, violated Americans' privacy and did not lead to useful counterterrorism information.
BAKU, Azerbaijan — In a mostly empty Soviet-era building here on a recent morning, a 29-year-old woman pressed her eye against the scope of a sniper rifle, brown hair spilling over her shoulder, and took aim at virtual commandos darting between virtual trees.
On the contrary, Germany gained credibility for refusing to participate in NATO's war of aggression against Libya, the scope of which went far beyond the resolution.
The fifth dissenter, the late Judge Nies, was able to reconcile the prohibition against enlarging the scope of claims and the doctrine of equivalents by applying the doctrine to each element of a claim, rather than to the accused product or process "overall". Id., at 1574 (Nies, J., dissenting).
Software purchase, multilateral agreements and charges of corruption against officials – the scope of law application is broad.
To determine the frequencies of seroreactivity against and the scope of the serospecificities for tumor cells in cutaneous lymphoma, and to identify specificities recurring in different patients we scanned the sera of 87 patients with cutaneous lymphoma by 1-dimensional Western blot analyses.
Though the company confirmed it had no intention of enforcing the patents against researchers, the scope of their voluntary forbearance from enforcement was apparently restricted to basic research, not clinical research that entailed testing and reporting results as part of a clinical study, even a federally funded one.
Congress passed the Automobile Dealers' Day in Court Act in 1956, providing some recourse for dealers with complaints against manufacturers, but the scope of the committee hearings grew to encompass deceptive dealer practices.
The fifth dissenter, the late Judge Nies, was able to reconcile the prohibition against enlarging [*14] the scope of claims and the doctrine of equivalents by applying the doctrine to each element of a claim, rather than to the accused product or process "overall". Id., at 1574 (Nies, J., dissenting).
