This phrase is correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to indicate something that is of no concern or relevance to the topic at hand. Example: "While discussing the company's financial statements, the CEO made a statement that was beyond the interest of the board members." This means that the statement was not relevant to the discussion about the financial statements.
Its human, dramatic appeal goes beyond the interest of racing fans, thanks to the director, Ron Howard, and the scriptwriter, Peter Morgan.
Ms. Hirsch said her office would not take a position on whether landlords can go beyond the interest on a security account to get their fee.
"Every scene needs to have a record that goes beyond the interest of the people involved and sells to seven-year-olds and grannies," he says.
The fees are labeled as points -- a term used in most borrowings to describe loan costs beyond the interest rate -- with each point representing 1percentt of the principal.
There isn't an outright hit in that group, and not even any palpable, unifying theme beyond the interest in foreigners thrown together in new places, and the pressure of claustrophobia.
"For us, this is extremely important," she said, "because it shows that beyond the interest of the various political entities, Iraqi civil society has responded to this challenge and is participating in rather impressive numbers, considering the risks".
Like artists, musicians and writers in the avant-garde, the movement traffics in ideas that swirl far beyond the interests of the vast majority of ordinary fans.
"Ideologically the regime doesn't stand for much anymore beyond the interests of certain individuals," said Nadim Houry, a researcher with Human Rights Watch in Beirut.
Indonesia's ambassador to Australia, Nadjib Riphat Kesoema, said he expected the executions would strain diplomatic relations between the two countries, but added, "our relations [are] far beyond the interests of the two people".
Davies said: "The panel's task was to look beyond the interests of any one sport, and assess the events that really matter to society in the modern age.
