"inner process" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to someone's thoughts, feelings, or inner workings that are not visible to others. You can use it in any context where you are describing something that is happening within a person internally. Example: The artist's creative process involved a deep exploration of her inner process, delving into her subconscious and bringing her deepest emotions to the surface. In this sentence, "inner process" is used to describe the artist's thought and emotional processes that led to her creation of art.
Feeling, however, is a private process, an inner process.
Without knowing the scientific explanation for that sudden wave of insight, Rebecca had made effective use of an inner process, the "breakout".
What you teach is not whether you play C or E; it is the whole inner process, which is not technical".
Although Wittgenstein resisted general accounts of the meanings of words, insisting that the task of the philosopher was simply to describe the ordinary ways in which words are used, he did think that "an inner process stands in need of an outward criterion"—by which he seemed to mean a behavioral criterion.
The resulting performance gap implies the effective application of JGMD as the major decomposition approach for the inner process of the proposed scheme.
Social scientific constructs, ideal types in Weber's sense, aimed at capturing the subjective meaning of the actor, that is, according to Weber's intentions, the meaning of the actor as opposed to the social scientist and not some introspective inner process.
Ruffalo, who is a close friend of Lonergan's, told me, "You feel the inner processes of his characters".
Given the stakes, we might pause over this incident, to show in slightly more detail how the inner processes of the mind interact with the conscious ones.
Yet clarity and simplicity may well be mirages; they are the hard-won result of Thomas's attention not merely to things-as-they-are - to nettles, or rain, or the ploughed earth - but to the inner processes of memory, perception, naming and thought.
Nor do we reserve the title 'thinking' for inner processes.
Beyond that, it's hard to say, since the inner processes of complex neural networks are infamously difficult to describe.
