The phrase "and the external environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or influences that are outside of a particular system or organization, often in contexts like business, ecology, or social sciences.
Example: "In order to understand the company's performance, we must consider both internal factors and the external environment."
Alternatives: "and the surrounding context" or "and external factors".
Susskind calls this seamless fusion of technology and the external environment our "digital lifeworld", from the German Lebenswelt.
"The businesses leading the way are those that are anticipating and responding to the changing needs of their stakeholder community, society and the external environment".
These local communities are presumably linked by dispersal, mainly between host organisms and the external environment, thus maintaining the intricate structure of the metacommunity12.
Mass transfer between a fiber and the external environment takes place via the only opened extremity of the fiber.
"If the government continues to implement the required structural reforms, and the external environment improves, the yields are likely to retreat".
He also presented Rutgers Law School's Weintraub Lecture in 1998, which was published as Judicial Decision Making and the External Environment, 51 Rutgers L. Rev. 181 (1998).
Importantly, physiological dysfunction is not driven by disrupted core clock function, nor by an internal desynchrony between organs, but rather the altered phase relationship between the internal clockwork and the external environment.
We concentrate on the resource-bounded human situation awareness, which is a complex phenomenon occurring at the interface between the human internal cognitive processes and the external environment.
Being at the interface between the cell and the external environment, cutin and the cuticle play important roles in the protection of plants from several stresses.
In the proposed control framework, the adaptive behavior was characterized as an internal dynamic, and the external environment was regarded as an external control input.
"Those answers are partly based on a clear understanding of social measures, but they also increasingly seem to be based on the interaction between genetic factors, social measures and the external environment.
