"internal scale" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is often used to describe an assessment or evaluation based on factors that are internal to a particular organization, company, or individual. For example: "The organization used an internal scale to measure the success of its new marketing campaign."
Again and again, strong color, bold composition and a commanding internal scale render simple images complex.
On its internal scale of 1 to 5 — 1 being the safest, 5 the riskiest — this stuff was rated 5.
If small, his works were still bold in every other way: color, internal scale, visceral effect and associative richness.
From the observer's viewpoint, kundan creates a wonderfully self-evident structural clarity and an unusually bold internal scale that has an almost architectural quality, measuring off surfaces in grids, wedges or overlapping petal shapes.
Internal scale consistency reliability scores ranged from 0.92 to 0.96.
We examined the psychometric properties, internal scale reliability and validity, of two geriatric anxiety measures: the Geriatric Anxiety Inventory (GAI) and Geriatric Anxiety Scale (GAS).
Her clapping accelerated into a fit or expanded into a big, slow motion — the same activity at different internal scales.
We performed this internal scaling for the convenience of easier tractability of the training.
Significant amounts of calcium were found within the fouled MA-40, supporting the other indications of internal scaling.
It is also capable of playing standard DVD's and CD's, with internal scaling of all video sources to 1080p.
The EDGE takes video via six HDMI 1.3a ports, two component, one composite, or S-Vid inputs and does some internal scaling wizardry, only to send the now 1080p image over two of HDMI 1.3a outputs.
