The phrase "an internal question" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a question that arises within oneself or pertains to one's own thoughts or feelings.
Example: "During the meeting, I found myself grappling with an internal question about my role in the project."
Alternatives: "a personal inquiry" or "a self-reflective question".
Mr. Augenbraum declined to explain how the mistake occurred, saying that it was "an internal question".
Mr. Augenbraum declined to explain how the mistake was made, saying that it was "an internal question".
For Carnap, an internal question is a question that is asked within a particular linguistic framework.
Gimson added that there is "an internal question" at CPRIT about "the process" by which the incubator grant was made, and he plans to gather input on it.
However, the words used in the question 'Are there numbers?' only have meaning within the framework of talk about numbers, and thus if they are meaningful at all they form an internal question, with a trivial answer.
The words 'Are there numbers?' thus can be used in two ways: as an internal question, in which case the answer is trivially 'yes', but this has nothing to do with metaphysics or ontology, or as an external question, which is the one the philosophers are trying to ask, but which is meaningless.
At one point, he rejected a proposed markdown of $15 million to $20 million on an investment, telling a colleague, "That's a lot of money, dude," and when an internal inquiry raised questions about a particular valuation, he said that the entry had been recorded by mistake.
Stiuso had been scheduled to appear before the federal intelligence agency on 6 April to answer questions in an internal inquiry into "dilatory and irregular" conduct.
The unidentified official was questioned in an internal inquiry after the files were found inside an orange cardboard envelope on a seat on a train from London Waterloo to Surrey.
Father Malangré, now 88, recently had an accident and was confused and unreliable as a witness when questioned in an internal inquiry into the handling of Father Hullermann's case, said the spokesman, Ulrich Lota.
On Thursday, Cable seemed not to have accepted the decision, saying in the Commons: "I remain as our economic spokesman, but that's a minor internal question".
