The phrase "addressed the origin of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the source or beginning of a particular topic, issue, or phenomenon.
Example: "In her research paper, she addressed the origin of climate change and its impact on global ecosystems."
Alternatives: "discussed the source of" or "explored the beginnings of".
The study addressed the origin of signal discrimination for the molecule upon binding with different DNA structures and the results demonstrate that the molecule exhibits excellent fluorescence signal discrimination between the DNA G-quadruplexes and other DNA tertiary structures.
Then, we addressed the origin of the very low evapo-transpiration of esk1.
Few studies have, however, addressed the origin of Mediterranean plant groups by means of phylogenetic approaches related to ecological preferences [but see 18].
We addressed the origin of HG16 by PCA based on the variations at 11 cpDNA microsatellite loci, one multiallelic base-change locus Wct24c, the biallelic trnLFc locus, and the haplogroup-defining locus Wct6d.
However, only a few studies have addressed the origin of these beliefs.
The majority of these studies addressed the origin of the Andean (e.g., [ 2- 4]), Great Cape region (e.g., [ 5, 6]) and Madagascan (e.g., [ 7, 8]) biodiversity hotspots.
Bornstein also addressed the origins of the December, 2015, statement.
We have addressed the origins of charging of Boersch phase plates and show how it can be reduced.
The order Hymenoptera (bees, ants, wasps, sawflies) contains about eight percent of all described species, but no analytical studies have addressed the origins of this richness at family-level or above.
With the synonymic underbrush thus cleared, we can now address the origin of yee-haw!
The agency did not directly address the origin of the actual games, although it did bar foreigners from providing technical support to Chinese companies and declared its authority over foreign "service packs" and other improvements to existing online games.
