The phrase "working internally" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to focus on and handle a task or issue within oneself, rather than seeking external solutions or assistance. Example: I am currently working internally on my self-confidence, trying to build it up on my own without relying on validation from others.
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"We will be working internally, with professionals and with Ticketmaster, to make sure that fans are adequately protected," he said.
A recent report by the law firm Fulbright & Jaworski found that more than one-third of lawyers working internally for companies expected to see more litigation in 2009.
Since then, Pinterest has been working internally with employees and so-called "Power Pinners" to refine the product.
And so, for about a year, betaworks has been working internally to understand which apps are most important to you.
"We've been working hard with [engine supplier] Mercedes-Benz on some of the issues we saw last year, and we've been working internally as well.
I don't know anything about the way they work internally.
But he worked internally and with great difficulty to try to overcome bureaucratic and political obstacles to allocating more money for AIDS.
"His vision of how he wanted the organization to work internally — and mine — were total opposites, and it couldn't work," said Smith, who built the Rangers team that won the 1994 Stanley Cup and is now a television analyst.
Some big firms are trying to soup up innovation by getting people to co-work internally: the striking new Sydney offices of Macquarie, a bank, have no personal desks and emphasise collaborative working.
The constituent battalions, which will work internally with only one language will be assigned from French forces that are not already in Germany and from the German home defence forces or territorial army (which includes regular soldiers, not just reservists).
