The phrase "an outside container" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a container that is located externally or serves as an outer layer for something else.
Example: "The package was secured in an outside container to protect it from the elements during shipping."
Alternatives: "an external container" or "an outer container".
"The structure of thinking exemplified by chiasmus," Garber writes, "works both structurally and symbolically: the productive confusion between art and life, inside and outside, container and contained was essential to both the stability and the destabilization of Shakespearean theater".
Close the bag tightly and put the bag into an outside garbage container.
She broke the inner glass container of one flask, letting the vacuum between the inner and outside containers escape,and by comparing this Thermos "knock-out," as she would now call it, with an unbroken flask, she learned that it is the vacuum that greatly reduces the heat transfer and keeps our tea and coffee hot.
A centrifugal fan, with its motor mounted outside the container, provided a uniform temperature within the container and lowered the hold period N2 use of the system.
Outside, a water container sits on a wooden stand with a small cup and piece of soap.
Airline workers were trying to match 68 pieces of stolen luggage with lost claims while the police searched for clues into the theft of the bags, which were found in a trash container outside a pet store near George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston.
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In three days, I visited the villages that make up Hoerstel, cycled through Bevergern, played basketball outside a shipping container with some German teenagers, ate raw pork, drove for an hour to a spectacular midnight funfair, and shared raclette with people from Germany, Poland and Italy.
"Turner's victim was unconscious during the attack, as it happened behind a trash container outside of the Kappa Alpha fraternity house on campus".
