'inherent merit' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the qualities or value something has by its very nature, without needing further support or explanation. For example, "The work demonstrated an inherent merit even in its early stages."
Yet it is also a score with considerable inherent merit, meaning a musical appeal that transcends its pianistic fireworks.
But this does not mean that there is any inherent merit in interconnectedness, which has always been accompanied by violence, deepening inequalities and the large-scale destruction of communities.
This method has its inherent merit in high yielding and being economical.
However, an inherent merit of the proposed one is that it provides more available resources for data communication, which is implied in (41) and (42).
In addition, because of its inherent merit in high yielding and being economical, this synthetic method could be utilized for preparation of the UCNPs on a large scale.
Such "compliments" imply nothing about the inherent merit of the woman.
Several popular MAC protocols are described here with their inherent merits and demerits.
The anaerobic process has been widely adopted for the treatment of high-strength wastewater because of several inherent merits.
Research on MPC-based power management systems for HEVs has intensified recently due to its many inherent merits.
This paper describes the design and modeling of network security agents based on policy-based framework, which has some inherent merits.
With inherent merits in flexible design, microscale of operation, good incorporation with other techniques for manipulation and detection, microfluidic chip has introduced new paradigms in biochemical analysis field.
