"internal and external context" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the influences or factors that can affect a situation, decision, or analysis. For example, "We need to consider the internal and external context of this project before making a decision about its future."
How can corporate distress effectively be measured, accounting for the internal and external context?
The resulting research questions are manifold, linking quantitative to qualitative internal and external context and integrating different social science research studies.
Researchers can address this gap by deliberately including time-variant process variables in dynamic modeling and controlling for internal and external context (Datta et al. 2010).
The evolving internal and external context of HCI, computers, have become smaller and less costly; this has led to changes in nature of the users and uses of computers, with corresponding impact on society.
Thus, the expression and the function of miR-27 are likely to depend on the internal and external context of breast cancer and its phenotype.
The following factors, also named determinants, have shown to re-emerge in several theories and frameworks: the characteristics of the implementation object; the strategies for the implementation; the internal and external context; and the characteristics of the target group [ 22- 25].
We conclude that the investigation of neural activity patterns associated with free decisions should aim to investigate how decisions are jointly a function of internal and external contexts, rather than to resolve the philosophical "free will" debate.
The mixed CRF model represents both the internal complexity and external contexts of the entities, and the model is integrated with word clustering to capture domain knowledge with PubMed articles including titles and abstracts.
In an interview with the President of the Group – a charismatic leader and reference point for the company - supported by the CFO's transformational style of leadership - values emerge which have been inherited from the founders and interpreted by the actual leader in coherence with the changed internal and external environmental context.
A cell can sense many different signals from the internal or external context and can respond to the constantly changing environment via appropriate cellular processes.
We developed a preliminary coding framework based on Dobrow and colleagues' conceptualization of the internal and external decision-making contexts.
