The phrase "among the outer" is not a complete or commonly used expression in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing locations or categories that are external or on the periphery of something.
Example: "The researchers found several species among the outer regions of the coral reef."
Alternatives: "in the outer areas" or "within the outer limits".
Among the outer signs of fatigue damage particularly important for engineers can be included reduction of stiffness and strength.
It lies at 889 feet (271 m) above sea level, among the outer spurs of the Alps that divide the Ticino River basin from that of the Adda, and is irregular in shape, with a western arm almost cut off from the main lake.
First, a gap exists among the outer rings.
In the lower right, among the outer diffuse rings that encircle Saturn, will be a small speck of blue light with all of us on it.
The next, and probably the most exciting and demanding step, is to identify the specific IL-1β receptor among the outer membrane proteins.
Among the outer kinetochore components that displayed peak synthesis during the divisions, NDC80 and a subunit of the DASH complex, HSK3, displayed the most differential expression prior to meiosis I and during meiosis I, with a 9.02 and 2.64-fold induction, respectively.
The storm dropped heavy rainfall peaking at 15.58 inches in Bodie Island along the Outer Banks, making Ginger among the wettest tropical cyclones in the state.
Cut along the outer lines.
Most of those are located in the outer half of the main asteroid belt and among the outer-belt populations.
The more thoughtful people among the Outers might ask themselves whether they are really happy that the overall effect has been to depress respect for politicians on both sides.
Then there seems to be a general view among the Outers that anyone who isn't on their side of the argument is simply disqualified from expressing an opinion, especially if they are a foreigner.
