The phrase "aimed outside" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a direction or target that is oriented towards the exterior or external environment.
Example: "The telescope was aimed outside to capture images of distant galaxies."
Alternatives: "directed outward" or "pointed externally".
According to Pro Football Focus, Manning led the league in attempts, completions and completion percentage on passes of 10 to 19 yards that were aimed outside the numbers.
Some Western countries were also unwilling to include air exercises because they might interfere with possible operations aimed outside of Europe - such as the American raid on Libya in April.
This type of leg theory was aimed outside the line of leg stump; the object being to test the batsman's patience and force a rash stroke.
Many times I've had to aim outside the goal posts there".
First and foremost, Gvasalia and Michele's work feels exciting because it aims outside of fashion's insular bubble.
Now the firm is aiming outside of its core e-commerce focus, with Amit Agarwal — the head of Amazon India — telling Reuters that he expects groceries and household products to account for half of its revenue in the country within the next five years.
Instead, aim outside of the goalie's reach and kick with greater accuracy and a little bit of power.
Today, in an effort to help marketers and community managers better deal with such outside correspondence, blueKiwi, an Europas shortlist finalist, has announced the introduction of a free version of its Social Business Platform aimed at integrating outside conversations into daily internal communications to improve the decision making process.
The count went to one ball and two strikes, and Gooden fired the heater: a fastball aimed for the outside of the plate.
Thus Charlayne Hunter-Gault of the "MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour" says that South African press restrictions, apparently aimed at the outside world, deny news of racial unrest to white South Africans as well.
Furthermore, most of the bad things the toddler does are aimed at the outside world, because there's a limit to how much fun they can have pulling the same parent's hair and trying to poke the same eyes out.
