The phrase "without outside interference" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means without any external influence or meddling. Example: The organization's policy of operating without outside interference has been successful in maintaining its independence and integrity.
"We should be able to discipline the peasants without outside interference," he said.
This expressed their commitment to developing the Arctic peacefully and without outside interference.
President Ricardo Lagos, the military, and judicial officers have all sworn publicly that the courts are functioning without outside interference.
The latter, as noted, generally believe they can manage their patients' care properly without outside interference into their clinical decisions.
As Lee puts it, "This is really a document of how black families saw themselves without media, without outside interference," removed from the realm of respectability politics.
They allowed lovers rock to sell hundreds of thousands of singles yet develop without outside interference, remaining exactly what the audience wanted.
Salmond told the Guardian the entire process would be managed and overseen by the Scottish parliament without any outside interference.
"Minister Scullion was involved in the decision to establish the royal commission, and the important thing now is to let it get on with its job without any outside interference".
The money from the Autobahn hit single – which made the US top 40 after being edited down from 22 minutes to just four – afforded Kraftwerk the luxury of studio experimentation without any outside interference.
Dreamed up by Mr. Whedon, his brothers Zack and Jed, and Maurissa Tancharoen during the 2007-8 writerstrikeike and produced on his own dime, it is the pure expression of what they wanted to make at the time, without any outside interference.
The circulation of that message and Mr. Lubbers's letter to the complainant -- which she forwarded to the United Nations in New York as evidence of possible intimidation -- prompted an internal memo from Mr. Annan's office on May 29 noting that United Nations investigators should be allowed to carry out their inquiries "impartially and without any outside interference".
