The phrase "activity originated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the source or starting point of a particular activity or event.
Example: "The research team documented the various locations where the activity originated to better understand its impact."
Alternatives: "activity began" or "activity started".
This high apparent activity can be attributed to the high intrinsic activity originated from the adjacent surface active sites of Mo2C and Mo2N as well as the large ECSA of PVA-Mo2C/Mo2N nanospheres with surface roughness.
Brewing is an ancient industry of the town the well water, impregnated with calcium sulfate derived from gypsum, being particularly suitable and the activity originated with the monks of Burton Abbey, a Benedictine abbey founded there in 1002.
Location: The employee's location from which an activity originated.
However, the practical activity originated the greatest number of higher cognitive level questions.
This high activity originated from their high specific surface areas, which more than compensated for their less-than optimal crystallinity.
Using a proxy server anyone can bounce their activity off a system that is either in a far distant country, or keeps no records of where the activity originated, or worse still, both.
In the proximity of the local defect, the accelerated electrochemistry activity originating from the high-hydration of surface film is observed when chloride ions are concentrated in the environment.
The absence of correlation between serum DPPIV and markers of liver disease in HCV-infected patients, suggests that this activity originates not only from the liver, but also from other sources such as peripheral blood cells involved in the control of viral infections.
ADA2 activity originates from macrophages and dendritic cells and is associated with inflammatory responses in humans and rats.
We propose that this activity originates in motoneurons because they are among the most mature neurons in the cord.
At the motor cortex level, passive observation of hand actions increases M1 excitability, presumably reflecting mirror neuron activity originating from premotor areas [2].
