The phrase "action internally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing processes, behaviors, or operations that occur within an organization or system.
Example: "The team decided to take action internally to address the issues before escalating them to management."
Alternatives: "internal measures" or "internal operations".
Referring to Nolan's case, it said: "If this has happened we would agree this is totally unacceptable and we would take the appropriate action internally".
Some corporate responsibility executives have argued that consumers don't want to take action on climate change themselves, they want companies to take action internally and communicate a reassuring green marketing message back to them.
Referring to Nolan's case, it said: "If this has happened we would agree this is totally unacceptable and we would take the appropriate action internally". It said that couriers are free to negotiate their own rates and rounds are reviewed regularly to ensure they are "economically viable for the couriers".
"We have no reason to believe that there was anything, any actions, internally by the crew that caused the disappearance of this aircraft".
"They have, from time to time, said that we shouldn't worry; everything they're shipping is unrelated to their actions internally.
We have no reason to believe that there were any actions internally by the crew that caused the disappearance of this aircraft.
If you take the right actions internally to correct the problems and serve customers, while valuing employees, outside recognition will come in time.
We have to take actions, internally and externally that may be uncomfortable and unnatural, and we have to stick with these new behaviors even when they aren't producing the results we want.
We are taking action both internally and externally to improve connectivity for our community.
According to the skilled ninjas over at BGR, T-Mobile has been quietly putting together a new plan of action known internally as Project Dark.
Externally, the agent's interfaces for language and nonlanguage recognition are the same, as are those for language and nonlanguage action.16 Internally, however, raw input data are separated by peripheral cognition into language and nonlanguage content (diagonal input arrows).
