The phrase "extend beyond the scope" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to go beyond the limits or boundaries of something. Example: The project manager reminded the team not to let their tasks extend beyond the scope of the project, as it could delay the completion date. In this example, the phrase "extend beyond the scope" is used to advise the team to stay within the defined boundaries of the project and not take on tasks that are outside of its intended scope.
But Judge Pollak, in his ruling, said that "eBay's role does not extend beyond the scope of federal immunity".
The test requires that 4-year-olds sit with a stranger for nearly an hour — skills that extend beyond the scope of I.Q.
But the loss of the ferry, Al Salam, on Feb. 3, and the government's delayed and limited response to the emergency, have implications that extend beyond the scope of the disaster, and beyond the borders of Egypt.
G presents a series of thoughtful questions that work up Bloom's taxonomy, but does not extend beyond the scope of the performance to broader evolutionary questions.
Second, while the coverage engendered by private credit registries is restricted in terms of information (or data) type and history provided, public credit bureaus extend beyond the scope of large corporations and include small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) that are characterized by richer data and longer histories.
Transforming the space into a red cavernous chamber that seems to extend beyond the scope of the structure that encapsulates it, Kapoor once again demonstrates the profound mastery of shape, scale and subtle use of eye-popping color that have made him such a force to be reckoned with on the international arts scene.
But they operate on a year-to-year basis and Campbell's contract extends beyond the scope of the protocol.
An extensiveanalysis of these theories extends beyond the scope of this review.
However, a discussion of such effects extends beyond the scope of the analysis.
Higher acceleration inputs result in softening nonlinear responses highlighting the need for a nonlinear elastic model that extends beyond the scope of this work.
Because this fluency seems to map onto an anterior posterior axis it aligns with work on language proficiency, suggesting reliance on domain-general processing that extends beyond the scope of visual narratives and/or language.
