The phrase "internal trials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to tests or experiments conducted within an organization or system.
Example: "The company is currently conducting internal trials to assess the effectiveness of the new software."
Alternatives: "in-house testing" or "internal testing."
Company chief Lisa Falzone said that the system has undergone no independent testing but that internal trials have shown it can be 99percentt accurate.
When officers have been found to have fixed tickets, the department has come down hard, handling it as a career-ending offense and holding internal trials, but leaving it there.
Those include creating a comprehensive internal trials database and a registry of ethics review boards.
They love what we've done with BES 10, they're aligned with the approach that we're taking, they're cracking on with all their internal trials and their user testing and all the stuff that enterprises do before they do mass rollouts.
In Atonement, the main character's internal trials are more about her own morality rather than her dealing with objective rights or wrongs.
The sender, "FlyGuyNYt," said he had a copy of the internal trial plan for lawyers who had filed a huge lawsuit against the tobacco industry, which was about to be tried in Federal District Court in Brooklyn.
While the conventional fixed designs, which usually permit no modification influenced by the internal trial data of key design specifications, often cannot cover the range of complex statistical decision trees that must be prespecified in the study protocol, it seems natural to consider modifications of trial design at some point in the trial.
MintChip's platform (1.0 version) was successfully tested by the Mint in a six-month internal trial by the RCM and has been granted five digital currency patents, with another five applications being in process - all of which are in included the acquisition - with the full gamut of 10 patents expected to be approved according to Cooke.
Police Commissioner James O'Neill released a statement Monday that said he would have fired both officers had they been found guilty at the internal trial.
When SDS wouldn't go along with this arrogant old left thinking, (funded in part by the CIA), there was an internal "trial" and interrogation that led to SDS' defunding an ouster from its offices.
On 18 February 1944, the day he was discharged from the Army, Nash played an internal trial match for South Melbourne and although he had not played competitive cricket for four years, immediately became a leading player for South.
