"inner logic" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the internal reasoning process that an individual uses to make decisions, or the consistency of a particular argument or line of thought. For example: "When considering whether to pursue a particular career path, it's important to rely on your own inner logic rather than listen to the opinions of others."
For what does an ontological argument do but peer into the inner logic of such an exemplar essence and try to capture the logical consequence that it must exist?
Rarely has the music's inner logic been laid so bare.
It didn't matter: the inner logic of his tightly wound performance carried conviction enough.
Not that musicals are supposed to be credible, but inner logic is another matter.
Enuma elish truncates these materials and violates their inner logic considerably.
"A sound grows a bit like a crystal," explains Björk, "it has its own inner logic".
This fact also reflects the competition between the inner logics of the specific power relationship and legal operations in legal practice (Bourdieu 1999).
Since the nanoscale is the length scale at which molecules interact to relay force and information, the understanding of cell adhesions at the nanoscale level is important for grasping the inner logics of cellular decision making.
This coarse equivalence between the non-perturbed Boolean model and the recognizable behavior of the system in vivo in response to m-xylene set a reference for inspecting in silico the inner network logic as explained below.
Configuration theory explains organizational effectiveness by means of a variety of interrelated attributes of the organization [ 19]. "Configuration theory aims at capturing the complexity of organizations and to expose their inner coherent logic ([ 19]:68)".
Then there's chutzpah, the kind of eye-widening impudence that defies all our inner sense of logic and proportion.
