'outward end' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the outermost part of something. For example: "The outward end of the tunnel seemed to stretch on forever."
The journey outward ends in those distant blurry galaxies on the doorstep of the Big Bang.
Flip open the box flaps completely outward each end.
During the run of "Outward Bound," ending Saturday, that nostalgia trip is extra resonant, even spooky.
We tested all potential plasmid contigs for a circular physical structure by designing PCR primers approximately 500 bases from the ends of the contig facing outward off each end of the contig.
This observation is significant because both human and murine mammary gland development proceeds in this manner, by the outward growth of terminal end buds into the mammary fat pad (reviewed in (29, 30)).
In the end, outward aggression in whatever form can be vacuous and useless.
Yesterday's outrage becomes yesterday's bargain, as the price spiral extends, upward and outward, with no end in sight.
The filled tubes were placed in a slot in the centrifuge head with sealed end outward.
Turn spikes right-side out and poke spike tips outward using the end of the pen.
To prep for removal, gently push outward on the end of the piercing inside your nose.
