"relocated outside" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something or someone has been moved or transferred to a location outside of its original place. Example: After the hurricane, many residents were forced to relocate outside of their hometown.
As for RTI, compared with other companies, "it does have a somewhat higher percentage of staff members who have been temporarily relocated outside Iraq," wrote Patrick Gibbons, a spokesman, in an e-mail message.
The Supreme Court has ordered a decision for the oil depot to submit its relocation plans and is expected to be relocated outside the city by July 2015.
Much industry was relocated outside the city centre to preserve St . Petersburgs picturesque historic and cultural districts.
In May, the ultraconservative Salafists staged a protest against alcohol in Sidi Bouzid, demanding that hotels and bars be relocated outside the city.
Another 200 Kraft workers will be relocated outside of Westchester, she said, as will the remaining 500 employees in Rye Brook who work for Philip Morris and Altria.
One in four of the 85 families housed by the organisation has been relocated outside the borough; 24 are in emergency accommodation; and 41 have been given either secure or temporary tenancies.
Then you get, 'Well, if he's staying, I'm not going".' Moreover, while many wholesalers are willing to relocate outside Manhattan, many retailers regard such a move as suicidal.
Firms could simply relocate outside the European Union to escape the new rules.
Why not relocate outside the Bar Area entirely to more affordable areas like Virginia or North Carolina.
His children did not want him relocating outside the Eastern time zone without them.
Simon Jenkins repeats arguments he has made before that parliament should relocate outside London.
