"inner rim" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe the inside edge or border of a circular or rounded object. Example: The inner rim of the tire had worn down after years of constant use.
Mr. Glavan brushed glue around the inner rim and pressed the sounding board into place.
The Opportunity landed in a small crater with exposed bedrock along the inner rim.
Using a fork, beat together eggs and oil, and begin to incorporate flour, starting with inner rim of well.
We show that the ring canals have an inner rim that is enriched with microfilaments and proteins that contain phosphotyrosine.
As the person pedals, he or she can gain enough centrifugal force to ride the bike all the way around the wheel's inner rim.
I once saw the great Kevyn Aucoin line the inner rim of a model's eye using one hand while holding a cellphone with the other.
Gomez scored from the inner rim of the face-off circle after being set up with a backhand pass from Avery.
Also associated with the modification stage is downward faulting, which forms terraces of large blocks of material along the inner rim of the initial cavity.
Although confined to a narrow band around the inner rim of the basket, these tiny figures are lively and animated, moving easily in the small space.
"I am just trying to figure out how this thing works," he said pointing out the gondola window at the belts driving the tires, explaining that these tires ride along the Ferris wheel's inner rim to move the ride.
"We want to make sure the inner rim follows the same pitch as the board," Mr. Begonja said, for the soundboard is not flat -- it rises in a slight curve toward the middle.
