"inner relationship" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the emotional connection between two people or entities. For example, "The inner relationship between husband and wife is the foundation of a strong marriage."
Winfrey clarified that she wasn't asking about religion — she was asking candidates about their inner relationship with themselves.
In 1911, Kandinsky cheerfully wrote to Sadler Jnr: "The great inner relationship of all arts is coming gradually ever more clearly to light.
School instead should be the place to which the pupil comes to know the "inner relationship of things"—"things" meaning God, man, nature, and their unity.
Here, a dynamic extension to the NNPLS algorithm is proposed in which the static neural network models in the latent space (inner relationship) are replaced by dynamic neural network models.
Process data from normal historical batches are used to develop the MPLS model, and a series of single-input-single-output SVM networks are adopted to approximate nonlinear inner relationship between input and output variables.
Researches in [21, 22] have found that there is inner relationship between the identifiability and sensitivity.
"The writing room is such an interesting study of energies, with all these inner relationships.
Ultrasound imaging technique is applied to river model test in recent years, but the imaging features and inner relationships of sediments are still waiting for further study.
Next, the VPMCD method is employed for multi-fault classifier construction to fulfill an intelligent fault diagnosis according to the intrinsic inner relationships hidden in the fault features.
Thirdly, motivated by the fact that multi-resolution image-pair share the same reality in the unchanged regions, we try to explore the inner relationships between them by building a mapping neural network.
The inner relationships among them are discussed although they are defined in different ways.
