"inner data" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are referring to information within something that is not visible or accessible from the outside. For example, "We need to analyze the inner data to determine the root cause of the issue."
We model the evolution of the solar wind with distance, using inner heliosphere data to predict plasma parameters at Voyager.
The intermediate nodes can run the Viterbi algorithm to decode the inner coded data from the source node and encode it again.
Our analysis shows that a nonlinear energy cascade is indeed observed in both the outer and inner magnetosphere data, and EMIC waves are growing from this nonthermal background.
Fig. 2. Japan mainland region of surveillance R (inner polygon), data collection region (outer polygon) used for fitting of models, and epicentres of M > 3.95 earthquakes in the period 2000 2009.
Reactivation ultimately led to complete cytopathic effect in the inner chamber (data not shown).
Consistent with these real-time PCR results, a survey of otolin EST distributions in GenBank indicated that otolin transcript is present only in the inner ear (data not shown).
These observations were ubiquitous during gall development from young to mature stages and from outer to inner layers (data not shown).
There were six genes in the vicinity (Fig. 5A); of these, only gpr126, an adhesion class G protein-coupled receptor gene, was expressed in the inner ear (data not shown; see Fig. 6).
We found that Ildr1 w−/− mice have no detectable ILDR1 in tTJs of cochlear and vestibular (saccule, ampules and utricle) sensory epithelia, marginal cells of stria vascularis (Fig. 3D F) and other epithelial cells of the inner ear (data not shown).
