The phrase "inside the establishment" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The protesters were not allowed inside the establishment, so they gathered outside to voice their concerns.
The news channel tactfully interviews Ruby while what sounds lik a chainsaw is blaring at full power nearly five feet away from her, but this video's shining moment is the footage of the old people dining inside the establishment.
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Even inside the establishment, there may be different viewpoints towards issues.
In the West, Mr. Rowhani is widely seen as a turbaned politico from inside the establishment.
But there's enormous pressure from inside the establishment for candidates to conform.
Prison guard Scott Chapman, 42, allegedly sold details from inside the establishment and funnelled the money through his former girlfriend Lynn Gaffney, 39.
The transition from being an outside-the-establishment campaign organization to being an inside-the-establishment policy promoter has not been an easy one for O.F.A.
Inside-the-establishment stuff works because of the intimacy of a live performance directly in front of a usually adversarial audience.
Admittedly, I didn't get a very good a look at the inside of the establishment (which, to my memory, was a haze of different types of wood and colors of bottles), for the real action, the turtle titillation, the emydidae excitement, was outside, behind the building itself.
Nor did he note that despite his talk of being a "Washington outsider," in Washington he is regarded as one of the rising young stars of the inside-the-Beltway establishment, quick on his feet, good with issues and unusually personable (People magazine once called him Capitol Hill's "sexiest politician").
This is what the inside-the-Beltway establishment Republicans have always been afraid of when confronted by the Tea Partiers.
