"inside compartment" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to a space enclosed within a larger space. For example, "I opened the box and found a key inside compartment A."
In a collage entitled "Ice, Camera, Action," the inside compartment of a refrigerator contains a lone figure trekking up a snowy mountainside.
The top-mounted cooling system of Sun Frost refrigerators reduces energy consumption by keeping heat from the compressor and condenser (usually on the back of a conventional refrigerator) out of the inside compartment.
The inside compartment consisted of two large "play rooms" (for groups P & F approx. 75 m3, for group D app. 57 m3) as well as several individual cages (size approx. 1.6 m3) arranged in a row on one side of the play rooms.
LM-MP tissues were placed into the inside compartment of transwells separated from the ES-NS by a microporous membrane (0.45 μm pore size) that allows the exchange of soluble factors but not of cells.
The free space of a compartment i at time t is defined as V f, i (t) = V i − V i, o (t), where V i is the compartment size and V i, o (t) is the space occupied by molecules and compartments existing inside compartment i at time t.
Inside, compartments accommodate sets of cuffs, smaller pendants, larger collars and necklaces.
The backpack is completely modular, with aeriform dividers that enable you to configure the inside compartments as you wish.
With increasing temperature, the CNTs showed cured structures having thick diameters and inside compartments.
The geometric design of five suction bucket models considered the bucket diameter, penetration depth, and modified buckets with inside compartments.
The groups had no visual access to each other's inside compartments.
This allow us to precisely monitor and modulate H2O2 levels inside compartments and sub-compartments of the living cells, in a cell- and tissue-specific way.
