"internally facing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe an object or concept that is directed or oriented towards something inside or within a certain group or organization. For example, "The manager developed a new internally facing communication strategy for the company."
"It is a shame Mr Davies feels it is better to spend his time organising internally facing meetings, rather than doing what Angela is doing, which is working in Wallasey and around the country for a strong, united Labour party that can take on the Tories and heal the divisions that six years of Tory government have caused".
Less fortunate are more internally facing requests, such as a solution to streamline logistics.
Salesforce envisions this as more than an internally facing tool though, and could see customers setting up app stores for externally facing situations.
Clearly, the AOL+Yahoo = Oath equation never really added up for a brand that was initially positioned to be largely internally facing.
This INT domain associates noncovalently with an internally facing MVP binding site and can be used to internally package other proteins of interest into the vault lumen via recombinant covalent attachment to INT.
The tetramer is stabilised by at least three mechanisms: first, the knob-into-holes and van der Waals packing of hydrophobic residues; second, the packing of internally facing polar residues; third, a cross-chain salt bridge formed between R208 and E210.
Jordina Rust, one of the report's co-authors, told The Guardian that even people seeking to raise concerns internally faced barriers.
"Unlike many parts of the world, Africa has been internally faced with a lot of health, social, and financial setbacks that are not just attributed solely to our past imperialism or colonialism - but poor current government leadership and a lack of investment in innovation".
She may internally have faced it but perhaps it was just too huge for her.
"Taken over the past year as a whole, net trade has subtracted 0.4% from growth, while consumer spending has added 1.9%, indicative of a growing divergence between the internally and externally facing sectors of the economy".
Metacarpal 3 is similar to Mc II, however, differs in the following ways; the proximal cross-section is triangular, not trapezoidal, with the apex of the triangle facing internally, which develops as a posterior crest which extends ventrally past the middle of the shaft.
