The phrase "internal corruption" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the unethical or illegal activities of people within an organization. For example: "The chief executive was charged with internal corruption for using company funds to enrich himself."
Internal corruption could wait.
An internal corruption investigation led to nine staff being dismissed or arrested.
More broadly, they felt, the verdict revealed Russia's unwillingness to examine internal corruption.
Adams and Davidson had been the subjects of internal corruption investigations, after which neither officer faced disciplinary or criminal charges.
The police have sporadically tried to investigate, but they are often dealing with powerful interests and internal corruption.
As the Autodefensas falls prey to internal corruption and external politics, it becomes clear that nothing is black and white.
"We have internal divisions, corruption and made many mistakes," said Saeb Erekat, the chief Palestinian negotiator and a longtime Fatah leader, who won a parliamentary seat from Jericho.
But organizers emphasized that the 150 people planning to attend were loyal members of Fatah, and that they had prepared a list of recommendations to send to Mr. Arafat, with the focus on fighting internal Palestinian corruption.
Traditional aid workers will not, or cannot, venture into the more dangerous areas of the country.Arguably the biggest danger to the future of Afghanistan comes not from the external Taliban enemy but from two interconnected internal ones: corruption and opium.
Before that can happen, the Kurds in Iraq must move decisively to end internal divisions, corruption, and anti-democratic habits.
While his own position is considered sacrosanct, other Palestinians want to respond to international and internal complaints about corruption and mismanagement.
