The phrase "addresses the origin" 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: "The research paper addresses the origin of the species and its evolutionary significance."
Alternatives: "explores the source" or "discusses the beginnings".
Her research addresses the origin of continental magmatism, in particular the physical and chemical evolution of magma chambers capable of "super eruptions" that spread ash continent-wide.
This key energy range addresses the origin of PeV cosmic-rays (CRs) at around the knee energy, and also astrophysical questions associated with multi-TeV γ-ray production in an increasing variety of environments.
This volume addresses the origin of the human genus Homo, a major transition in human evolution and associated with major changes in brain size, locomotion, and culture, but one with many unanswered questions.
This research addresses the origin and evolution of embryonic development and how modifications of development and developmental processes produce novel features.
Response: The Schlüter paper addresses the origin of Peroxisomal proteins without bacterial homologs.
Unlike in our theory however, Higgs very explicitly addresses the origin of the standard genetic code.
Our study addresses the origins and malleability of implicit social biases, in particular, those that manifest as racial stereotyping.
The authors address the origin of the air-like xenon component using the ratios of two further isotopes, 129Xe and 136Xe, to 130Xe.
The availability of surgical tissue specimens opens up the possibility of addressing the origin and epileptogenicity of epilepsy-associated tumors.
We develop a method to characterize the spatial configuration in an attempt to address the origin of the temperature-dependent changes in the spectra.
