'outside packaging' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the packaging of an item, particularly when emphasizing the fact that the packaging doesn't contain the item itself. For example, "I asked for a refund on my purchase, but the store refused because the item had already been taken out of its outside packaging."
The outside packaging of the two pens examined by the blog was identical, save for small typos or font spacing on the back and having one tamper-proof seal instead of two.
Look at condition of the outside packaging of the condom.
If the outside packaging looks worn, then it is best to be safe and discard the condom.
Sticky white ash coats the laundry outside, packages are delayed, major roads are closed, and outdoor recess is cancelled.
Alternatively Equally unmissable is the Ryder Cup (30 Sept) but outside package deals it is long sold out.
I considered buying an outside package, like SalesForce or Act! but decided against it — too expensive, and all of my staff are already in the database all day.
There's a sticker on the outside package, and the gift itself is in a Facebook-branded bag.
Aldi and Lidl had similar scores for contamination, with 77% of all birds on sale testing positive for the bug, 24% of them positive at the highest level and 7% of them carrying the bacteria on the outside of packaging.
Slyce, according to Chief Digital Officer Mark Elfenbein, doesn't have that limitation, and can identify products wherever they are, as well as outside of packaging.
Theoretically, we need to compare altogether all interventions that are in and out of the package since we may find some interventions outside the package that are more cost-effective than these two" (academic).
Its main drawbacks are its inability to accommodate missing data and its necessity to perform a multiple testing correction outside the software package.
