The phrase "at work outside" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is working in an outdoor setting or environment.
Example: "I prefer to be at work outside during the summer months, enjoying the fresh air while I complete my tasks."
Alternatives: "working outdoors" or "employed outside".
Both partners reported exactly the same type of leisure activity (out of the 46 considered) during the same 10-min slot and reported performing this at the same place (there are four possible locations defined for each activity in the diary: at home, at work, outside, or somewhere else).
b) Both partners reported exactly the same type of leisure activity (out of the 46 considered) during the same 10-min slot and reported performing this at the same place (there are four possible locations defined for each activity in the diary: at home, at work, outside, or somewhere else).
There was unhealthy competition at work, outside forces looking to over power him, and a teenage daughter looking to go to an expensive college.
That judgment was overturned but as late as Saturday hard-hatted labourers and mechanical diggers were at work outside the stadium, parts of which still resemble a construction site.
Content of PHQ-Stress items 5 (stress of taking care of children, parents, or other family members), 6 (stress at work outside of the home or at school), and 7 (financial problems or worries) were grouped into checklist item 19.
A caretaker at work outside the futuristic Ordos Museum.
Also increase the distraction levels, work outside, at the dog park, around other dogs.
When she moved to Chappaqua in 1995, she met many mothers who expressed feelings of isolation at working outside the home.
Q. Do they ask if you mean at work or outside of work? A. Whatever you want to talk about.
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.
