"inner stability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when expressing the idea of being emotionally or mentally stable and balanced. For example, "Maintaining inner stability is essential for personal growth."
Beneath the dynamics of their acts, there is the inner stability of a firm ethico-political attitude.
In empirical studies, Cronbach's alpha analysis is widely applied to measure the inner stability and consistency of the Likert Scale.
Use these time outs to find your inner stability in the midst of outer chaos.
"The floor-to-ceiling constructions rely on their own inner stability while being framed only by floor and the ceiling.
When we come together to celebrate our love for the natural world and all of the beings that inhabit it, and when we take a stand to counter the forces of craving, aversion, and delusion, we reclaim our own inner stability and strength and live closer to the truth, closer to the Dharma.
Make sure that, for all the reforms, it is not representation to the outside, not the 'who is representing whom, and where' that is the focus, but the inner stability of the euro area.
Warm-blooded (or homeothermic) animals can maintain considerable inner physiological stability (e.g., body temperature and metabolism) under changing environmental conditions and are adaptable to substantial geographic and seasonal temperature fluctuations.
RNAi-based depletion of CENP-M caused mis-localization of other CCAN subunits, thus pointing to an important role of CENP-M in inner kinetochore stability (Foltz et al., 2006; Okada et al., 2006).
As an illustration, we characterize the stability inner bounds for the case.
The outer shell is related to the pharmacokinetic behavior in vivo, and the inner core affects stability, drug loading efficiency, and release behavior [7].
I was afraid for those early memories who soon take hold of me after working so hard for so many years for my own inner peace and stability.
