The phrase "arose internally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that originated or developed from within a person or system, often in a psychological or emotional context.
Example: "The feelings of anxiety arose internally, manifesting in her thoughts and actions throughout the day."
Alternatives: "originated from within" or "emerged from inside".
The years that followed were fractious and confused, as the Tuareg were riven by tribalism and factionalism — some of it arising internally, and some of it fostered by the Malian government's divide-and-rule tactics — leading to an alphabet soup of rebel acronyms, of which the M.N.L.A. is only the latest iteration.
The paper is exposed to external forces applied by the hands, he notes, whereas the forces in the cortex presumably arise internally.
In contrast the demand side approach is one that arises internally from within the firm and is related very much to quantifying future skill needs and using apprenticeships to satisfy that need.
Maybe what arises internally isn't just a reflection of me, but the human condition.
Again, there is no assumption that all genes have to arise internally; there may be transfer between 'organisms'organisms
This section considers the problem of noise from a different perspective, in which the fluctuations arise internally to the system and alter measurement precision and signal transmission.
In contrast, for the nanopore sensor system, the applied potential is fixed, and the net change in the current arises internally from the change in the nanopore resistance, Rp, from single molecules that partition into the pore.
Assuming no translocations and that the strength of concerted evolution either declines with distance from the telomeres or remains approximately the same throughout the genome, the lower overall substitution rates in the 600 bp duplicated ORF pair, relative to the TIR ORF pair, suggest that these duplications arose both internally to, and after, the TIR ORF pair.
Different from wheeled, tracked, and legged robots, hyper-redundant mechanisms arise from internally induced deforming.
