The phrase "and the outer environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing external factors or conditions that influence a particular situation or context.
Example: "The study focused on the inner workings of the organization and the outer environment that affects its performance."
Alternatives: "and the external surroundings" or "and the surrounding context".
To prevent the heat transfer between the tube and the outer environment, the steel tube outside of the test section was completely isolated with glass wool.
The relationships between species and the outer environment and the connections between different species are the description of the predator-prey dynamic systems, which are the subject of mathematical ecology in biomathematics.
Furthermore, by acting as a barrier between transgenic bacteria and the outer environment these microparticles should reduce competition between the recombinant bacteria and native species, environmental contamination and horizontal gene transfer.
Since reduced order of myofibrils might indicate an altered coupling of costameres to intracellular structures and also to the outer environment, we additionally analyzed the localization of plectin.
The flywheel works inside a sealed floating body in order to be protected from the outer environment and grant a reliable and durable operation.
The skin represents the body's interface between the outer environment and epithelial innate immunity, where intimate interactions between keratinocytes and microorganisms take place.
In behaviourism, the organism is seen as "responding" to conditions (stimuli) set by the outer environment and by inner biological processes.
The environment block is responsible for all objects near the road (the outer environment) and for the interpretation of the traffic rules corresponding to the perceived signs (the inner environment).
Skin mainly acts as a physical barrier to the outer environment, and this function is mainly owing to the highly keratinized cornified layer and tight junctions between the cornified and granular layers.
These tissues face the outer environment directly and therefore they may differentiate functionally and pleiotropically to adjust to environmental changes.
CYP2S1 (the only member of this subfamily) is expressed primarily in the epithelial cell types, the highest expression occurring in the epithelia of tissues exposed to the outer environment, such as the respiratory and digestive tracts and the skin (Saarikoski et al. 2005a).
