The phrase "address of origin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to shipping, logistics, or data transmission, where it refers to the original location from which something is sent or transmitted.
Example: "Please ensure that the package has the correct address of origin to avoid any delivery issues."
Alternatives: "source address" or "origin address".
Identified eligible publications were further analyzed with respect to study type/design, clinical condition addressed, country of origin, and journal impact factor.
All three studies had limitations; the only national study focused primarily on race/ethnicity and addressed country of origin only incidentally [ 12], while the other two were limited to single jurisdictions [ 13, 14].
Limiting the search by address or country of origin did not prove useful, therefore these search terms were omitted.
In order to address whether country of origin or population stratification may be a confounding factor in response to r-hGH, a PCA was undertaken using the PLINK genetic analysis software (http://pngu.mgh.harvard.edu/∼purcell/plink/) by PGx Services.
That question will be addressed in "Points of Origin: Composers Confront Their Traditions," this year's Summergarden series of eight weekends of free concerts in the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden of the Museum of Modern Art.
The equipment, which Mr. Klein said was installed by AT&T in 2003, was able to select messages that could be identified by keywords, Internet or e-mail addresses or country of origin and divert copies to another location for further analysis.
Particular attention is given to the use and helpfulness of stable isotopes in addressing the question of origin.
Although from the epistemological perspective Rice et al.'s assertions may be valid (i.e., Darwin did not address the origin of life, nor of the universe, in The Origin of Species of 1859, but see below), from the empirical reality viewpoint the origin of life is inconceivable without a prior evolutionary process or explanation.
However, it does not address the origin of introns, the mechanism of intron insertion, and the rate of intron gain/loss.
Address gaps in Country of Origin Labeling (COOL) policy.
