The phrase "out of category" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to something that does not fit within a specific classification or group.
Example: "The new product was deemed out of category for our current offerings, as it targets a different market segment."
Alternatives: "outside the classification" or "not within the category"
The big points are reserved for the hors categorie mountains - a 5th group of climbs that are "out of category".
"My show will no doubt be blamed for being out of category," Dubuffet said in 1973, while preparing "Coucou Bazar" for the Grand Palais.
Races are rated by difficulty: Category 1 (Allen Clark, Ascutney, Burke, Greylock and Okemo), Category 2 (Whiteface and Equinox), and hors category, or out of category (both Mount Washington events).
Every few days a ho will break out of category one and make a jar of mayonnaise or an entire tub of ice cream disappear in seconds.
I've been jumping out of categories all my life".
For pollination systems, fragments and control plots markedly differed in 50% of all categories (6 out of 12 categories) (Table 2; Figure 2A).
It was probably tough to kick out of that category.
Lobster-flecked risotto and baby spinach lifted a marinated, delicately grilled salmon ($19) into the out-of-the-ordinary category.
Further, in order to enhance autonomous choice, consumers should be given the opportunity to choose tiers so that they can opt out of categories of diseases (eg diseases for which there are no treatment options or psychiatric diseases).
Using the 248 core eukaryotic genes [25] as a reference, contigs of X. maculatus obtained in this project cover 53% of the X. maculatus transcriptome (category 1∶24 out of 66, category 2∶32 out of 56, category 3∶35 out of 61, category 4∶41 out of 65, total CEG248: 132 out of 248. 92 of those only had a single hit).
"Argo" will have only one acting nod -- maybe not even one, if Arkin gets squeezed out of the Best Supporting Actor category.
