The phrase "as outsource" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks proper context or structure.
Example: "We decided to handle the project in-house rather than as outsource."
Alternatives: "as an outsourcing option" or "as outsourced work."
It has also been pointed out that much business restructuring does not so much eliminate jobs as outsource them, from large corporations that pay high wages to smaller suppliers who often have lower pay scales.
Most countries receive outsourcing of services from other countries as well as outsource to other countries".The New Trade Theory helped, in part, to explain the curious fact that most trade in goods took place not between rich and poor countries, as Heckscher-Ohlin might have indicated, but between rich countries and rich countries.
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The Workforce Solutions segment provides services enabling clients to verify income and employment as well as outsource and automate the performance of certain payroll-related and human resources management business processes, including social security number verification and employment-related tax management.
Lentiviral supernatants containing siRNA constructs were packaged by the same company (Inovogen, Beijing, China) as outsource service, using triple transfection of HEK293T cells.
Or will this be seen as "outsourcing" academic jobs?
This is not at all the same thing as outsourcing.
Effective as outsourcing can be, doing things in-house is often easier and quicker.
John D. Echeverria, an expert on environmental law, referred to the process as "outsourcing government responsibility".
It would allow compounders that mass-produce drugs to register with the F.D.A. as "outsourcing facilities".
"I don't look at jobs as outsourcing or insourcing," she said.
