The phrase "assigned outside" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where tasks or responsibilities are designated to be carried out externally or in a different location.
Example: "The project tasks were assigned outside to ensure a fresh perspective on the work."
Alternatives: "designated externally" or "allocated externally".
The codes for the 38 selected DHQases were assigned outside circles.
However, as students are assigned outside of their core discipline to support other capstones, misunderstanding of how their unique skills support the capstone outcomes increases.
By the time students reach college, where books are rarely assigned outside the syllabus, most Arabs are committed nonreaders for life, he said.
A police officer assigned outside his apartment said that no one was home and stopped a reporter from knocking on the door.
He cited a policy adopted in 1971 by then-Chief Justice Warren Burger allowing for complex cases to be assigned outside the random system.
This was not the vermin-infested, rotting, greasy slum that some patients were assigned outside Walter Reed, in a scandal uncovered in 2007 by the Washington Post.
Mr. Holtzman's partner, Mr. Skoggard, who is also a musicologist, spent nights and weekends writing the parts of the magazine not assigned to outside authors.
Already, researchers at the Center for a New Economy have shown that federal contracts for recovery efforts to date have been overwhelmingly assigned to outside contractors.
The programs, usually assigned to outside contractors, provide counseling, drug treatment and other help to families in crisis, in an effort to keep children at home and out of the foster care system.
In addition to the 42 schools assigned to outside managers, the panel ordered more modest intervention at 28 others: 9 will become independent or charter schools that might themselves seek a corporate partner, and the remaining 19 will be reorganized but will most likely stay within control of the district.
The companies that serviced the loans for Fannie Mae, were supposed to monitor the law firms' performance and practices, the report noted After receiving information from a shareholder in 2003 about foreclosure abuses by its law firms, Fannie Mae assigned its outside counsel to investigate, according to the report.
