The phrase "external network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a network that is outside of a specific system or organization, often in the context of computing or telecommunications.
Example: "To enhance security, we need to ensure that our internal systems are not accessible from the external network."
Alternatives: "outside network" or "remote network."
"It is helping people have that external network and allowing assistant and deputy heads to take time out," Monk says.
Then and there, back in Kampala, Uganda, the external network could interfere to save a child.
It will create its own supply chain for the delivery of towers for print management, mobile communications, hardware and software, external network services and contact centre technologies.
"We rely on an external network of writers, based in each of our destinations, to provide the recommendations for our destination guides that appear within easyJet Traveller.
"Taken together, ubiquitous computer control, distributed internal connectivity, and telematics interfaces increasingly combine to provide an application software platform for external network access," the researchers write.
The standard advice for women who feel stuck is to seek a mentor, or to build an external network so that they can find information, support and advice outside their workplace.
The best advice I got was to cultivate relationships with everyone internally, starting from the mailroom staff on up inside your company, and your external network such as clients, journalists and competitors you may meet at industry functions.
Comcast says this is an issue with an "external network," and that they're still investigating.
We use the number of external network categories in which manufacturing SMEs collaborate to analyze the effect of the external network on product innovation.
The BNC in this case can act as a gateway between BAN and external network.
The simulations were carried out considering the presence of external network interference.
