The phrase "as internal units" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to components or elements that function within a larger system or organization.
Example: "The data was organized as internal units to facilitate better analysis and reporting."
Alternatives: "as internal components" or "as internal elements".
Some companies go as far as to label internal units as customers: Manufacturing is a customer of R&D, for instance, and both are customers of HR.
"They're good at it".Genpact began as an internal unit of General Electric before being spun out, better to serve a wider set of customers, in 2005.
This leads to the question as to whether there was repeated convergent evolution of the "sideways" binding mode in various β-sandwiches or whether it represents an ancestral binding mode for the β-sandwich scaffolds, which was preserved despite the extensive topological rearrangements occurring as consequence of duplication of internal units or accretion of additional strands.
For a company known in the past for having fractious internal units, the changes are interesting as they appear to be designed to combat its infamous discord.
Educate your internal units about innovation capitalists.
The foundation is also using total-quality-management techniques to determine more precisely how it might serve the company's business units as "internal customers" without diminishing support to "external customers": the nonprofits that receive funding.
This analysis revealed the presence of 65 terminatorstors at the end of mCs, 255 terminatorstors at the end of pCs and 236 terminatorstors at the 3' end of some ORFs that were located internal in some polycistronic units (identified as internal genes) (Table 1).
The first is operate as an internal business unit within the council or PCT under the EU rules on teckal companies, owned by one or more public authorities which it provides services for.
As his holdings grew, he used his arsenal to supply his expanding army and internal security units, as well as a source of items to export to guerrilla or terrorist groups in Chad, the Palestinian territories, Ireland and beyond.
For now, fuel cells are about 100 times as expensive, per unit of power, as internal combustion engines.
