The phrase "inner value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the intrinsic worth or significance of something, often in a philosophical or psychological context.
Example: "The inner value of a person is often more important than their outward appearance or material possessions."
Alternatives: "intrinsic value" or "internal worth."
You admit honestly that you don't always understand everything immediately and, most importantly, you express your inner value of fairness.
We formulate the inner value problem with the Caputo derivative on the basis of a similar problem with the Riemann-Liouville derivative.
The above theorem is still true for the initial inner value problem with the right-hand side of (widetilde{g}) given by (15).
If you do not know your inner value, how can you command it from others?
Students are taught to develop the inner value of life, as well as the outer value in order to be truly complete.
Additionally, if you lose sight of your inner value while developing your professional brand, it is impossible to truly enjoy your own accomplishments.
I was deeply depressed and anxious, partly because my life did not reflect my inner values.
This is not always possible to maintain, as the professional duties required of you as a teacher, are constantly challenged by your inner values and principles.
But she added: "What's really at the heart of the book is the importance of friendship and finding your core inner values and really listening to them.
Insha Allah my future husband will be more trusting and focused on the inner values of Islam, rather than on outward restrictions.
The real fight within Islam, she believes, is between "those who cling to the literal letter of the Islamic law, and those who stress its inner values" -- as is also the case, of course, among Christians and Jews.
