The phrase "outside my control" is correct and widely used in written English.
It is typically used to describe situations or events that a person has no power or influence over. Here is an example: "The weather is outside my control, so I can't guarantee that our outdoor event will go as planned."
The ads, he said, "were operating in parts of my brain that are outside my control".
I still believed I was being crushed by forces outside my control.
By Dana Goodyear Kushner says, "I like managing things that are a little outside my control".
Like the best childhood daydreaming, this is an experience that's simultaneously inside and outside my control.
What happens away from that [in India] is outside my control.
The way I coped with circumstances outside my control was to grab onto something — my body, more specifically, my hair.
"I myself had never before heard the kind of noises I made, which emerged from me of their own volition and outside of my control," adds Gao, whose wife and two children fled to exile in the United States in 2009.
If I stake my value on surface-level qualities that are fleeting and outside of my control, not to mention representative of nothing about who I am and what I'm capable of, then I have a future of heartbreak ahead of me.
2. I won't place any expectations on you outside of my control or outside of yours.
"They said that spotlighting people who weren't delivering would make too many enemies within Morgan and that there would be too many outside forces beyond my control".
An organization acts on my behalf to determine if harm is done and sets guidelines (best working practices) A government sets up a regulatory body to provide guidance and enforce law A programmer who is outside of my jurisdiction does what they like A company who is outside of my control who wants a desired outcome So who plays God? Who determines whose interests are best served by a machine?
