The phrase "offsite work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to work that is done away from the main office or workplace, often in a different location.
Example: "The team will be engaged in offsite work for the next two weeks to focus on the project without distractions."
Alternatives: "remote work" or "external work".
I've taken a personality test periodically over the years and took it again last week because it's helpful to think about as I'm planning my team's offsite at work.
Participants will be allocated to either the intervention or control group by an offsite researcher working independently from the research team.
Participants will be allocated to either the intervention or wait-list control group by an offsite researcher working independently from the research team.
Almost 85 percent of the agency's 4,120 eligible employees work offsite at least some of the time.
The bills also increase oversight of programs that allow employees to work offsite, typically at home or at an approved telecommuting center.
Short-stay apartment rentals are an offshoot of the corporate housing industry — which traditionally provides apartments for employees who need to work offsite temporarily or who need transitional housing after relocation to another city.
The museum also asked Richmond to work offsite starting in January, according to the research assistant.
Shared or Network reporting – transfer of images between sites to enable the radiologist to work offsite or report images from remote locations, but employment arrangements are unaffected and radiologists are paid by one of the institutions.
We can do a great deal of this work offsite thanks to the powerful resource of satellite imagery, radar scanning, and the monitoring that many people inside Syria are doing on the ground.
Richmond is working offsite while the museum investigates his actions.
