"at work and outside" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to someone's activities or behavior both in their workplace and outside of it. Here is a example of how you could use it in a sentence: "I have noticed that Jake is completely different at work and outside. While he is serious and focused in the office, he becomes more relaxed and outgoing outside of work."
But harsh reality set in, at work and outside of it.
Each post usually profiles some cool tech toy or outlines some way that we, the professoriate, can make our lives (both at work and outside of work) easier.
There are things you can do at work and outside work to help you take your mind off the pressures of your job.
Organizational and psychosocial factors at work and outside work did not show any significant changes during the study period.
I loved everything I saw in Toronto: the life style, the attitude of people at work and outside work.
One thing most people — no matter what they do at work and outside of work —seem to have in common is that they're always busy, always on, always trying to keep up with an endless array of challenges and tasks hurtling their way.
The driving force behind these statistics is convenience – we are increasingly short on time, spending longer at work and activities outside the home, which naturally means that we will grab something while we are out and about.
Increasing efficiency at work and seeking outside help with child care and household responsibilities are important approaches toward achieving balance.
We should spend less time on the Web and at work, and more time outside or at play with our animals.
Even at the best times in my career, I was never deluded into thinking I had achieved any sort of rational allocation between my life at work and my life outside.
We get busy at work, and running errands outside work, taking care of what's in front of our faces, and we don't have the luxury of pondering within our own hearts.
