The phrase "a primordial origin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the very beginning or fundamental source of something, often in a philosophical or scientific context.
Example: "The researchers sought to understand the primordial origin of the universe and its subsequent evolution."
Alternatives: "a fundamental source" or "an ancient beginning".
Everything is shown to remain in place, hope is inherent in memory, and future salvation is depicted as a return to the primordial origin or to an original golden age.
Moreover, an emission line of iron can frequently be detected in the X-ray spectrum, indicating that the intracluster gas has undergone nuclear processing inside stars and is not of primordial origin.
The pZBD of GluRS, present at the N-terminal catalytic domain, is of primordial origin.
3. The conservation of the hallmark genes between prokaryotic and eukaryotic viruses seems to be another telltale sign of primordial origin of these genes.
Consistent with their primordial origin, Fe-S clusters can readily assemble onto their protein targets without any help in the presence of iron and sulfide.
Abstract: The water abundance in a planetary atmosphere provides a key constraint on the planet's primordial origins becausewater ice is expected to play an important role in the core accretion model of planet formation.
Actually, Washington is a lone, brave centurion, preventing the league from slipping into its primordial origins, when the game had no face masks, few rules and carcasses strewn on the 50-yard line.
The first part of the book carefully outlines the basis on which this notion is set to develop, as it evolved from its primordial origins in the episteme of "divine" knowledge and scriptural exegesis to its ascendancy in scholasticism's emphasis on logical proofs and disputation (i.e., disputationes).
This methane would be of a primordial and abiogenic origin, similar to the liquid one found in the lakes and rivers of Titan.
They have a primordial germ cell/gonocyte origin, and it is important to emphasise that epigenetic reprogramming is known to occur during germ cells development.
