"inner sheets" is correct and usable in written English
You can use "inner sheets" to refer to a layer of material between two other layers, such as the layer of paper between two pages of a book. For example, you could say "The inner sheets of the book were made of high-quality parchment."
This work studies load transfer among the graphene sheets when a crack grows into the inner sheets.
A sorting procedure is discussed for the most complicated refractive index section in which the outer and inner sheets do not touch and the outer sheet has a well defined cusp.
The previous experimental evidence revealed that tensile fracture of a carbon nanotube (CNT) is triggered from the outermost layer of the graphene sheets, and then the crack grows toward the inner sheets.
Structural studies indicate that four antiparallel beta-sheets form the RNA interaction surface, with RNP-1 and RNP-2 on the two inner sheets (beta 1 and beta 3).
Histological analysis of P3 mouse back skin showed that Tg K5::miR-24 HFs appeared strongly hypotrophic: the length of the HFs was significantly less than wt, the stratification of the inner sheets appeared reduced and the hair bulbs, where proliferating cells are maintained, were smaller.
The inner sheet is separated from the arachnoid by the narrow subdural space, which is filled with fluid.
The investigation was focused on the study of the radius flat hem with an inner sheet.
The focus point of the ultrasonic wave is on the cut edge of the inner sheet metal.
Consequently, the inner sheet is sounded in this area, whereby the echo resulting from the material transition is generated outside the gate for an OK coupling.
Currently, ventilated facades are composed by an inner sheet, thermal insulation, ventilation chamber and exterior finish, a system that allows the heat absorbed by solar radiation to dissipate through natural ventilation of the air from the chamber.
The inner sheet will consist of two sheets (slightly separated) of laminated glass.
