Adjective complement with noun phrase

• include: These features include aspects internal to the language and aspects of Japanese in relation to other languages.

• radicalizing: Together they testify to the intellectual value of feminism as a radicalizing energy internal to philosophical inquiry.

Modifies a noun

• audit: To agree the price for the internal audit 13.

• auditor: Internal auditors typically do not have the training to conduct a fraud investigation on their own.

• organ: The affected areas from mesothelioma cancer are the lining of the internal organs in the body.

• affair: It refrains from unwanted interference in the internal affairs of member countries.

• procedure: Guidance on recommended internal control procedures is available from Internal Audit.

• control: The Board is responsible for the Group's system of internal control.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: Too much party discussion is purely internal, talking to ourselves.

• about: DK: [ In that book ] you talk about internal and external hurdles that affect African American relationships.

• not: For commands that are not internal to the shell, the command name is substituted separately from the argument list.

• alternatively: Viewing is recommended alternatively internal photos may be viewed at any Your Move office nationwide.

• there: Are they external, or are there internal school exams?

Used with adjective complement

• use: We use internal Quality Control techniques to guarantee the final product meets our customers requirements.

• have: Ms McElhinney: They have internal, twice-yearly exams, assessed by the teachers themselves.

• consider: For control, we considered internal, N- and C-terminal constitutively spliced regions and performed similar analysis.