"external facing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that is intended to be visible or accessible to people outside of an organization. For example, "The company developed an external facing website to give customers access to services."
66% of the name is external facing, public user.
What projects do they work on besides the external facing products?
More concise, external facing, and focused on vision than previous plans, the new document sought to push the company into an ambitious future.
The article concludes that, rather than unproblematically mapping global, external facing narratives wholesale onto ordinary people's lives and experiences, there needs to be more dialogue between elites and non-elites on climate change and migration issues.
Often the communication of the reports' headline messages by local decision-makers is aimed at two audiences: internal senior managers and staff, as well as external facing staff; for the Environment Agency for example, this is mainly through the Climate Ready programme (see Wright, 2013).
The aim was to investigate the thermo-physical performance, verifying the effect of the following parameters: (i) the height of the ventilation channel; (ii) the external climate conditions (direct solar radiation, wind); (iii) the exposure to sunlight; (iv) the type of external facing.
The CEO will be external-facing, promoting the East London hub, while their Deputy will organise events and promote the tech community on the ground in London.
Cleavage is breakage along planar surfaces, which are parallel to possible external faces on the crystal.
But the external face, at least, of state power in tsarist times was more glamorous.
But they're not only an external face to the company, they were often the touchstone for internal decision-making.
Applications are made in the case of the two-materials composite wedge under linearly distributed loading along its external faces and in the case of a three-materials composite wedge under a parabolically distributed loading along its external faces.
