The phrase "also originates from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source or beginning of something, indicating that it has multiple origins or influences.
Example: "The tradition of storytelling also originates from ancient cultures that valued oral history."
Alternatives: "also comes from" or "also derives from".
Coincidentally, she also originates from Bolton.
Shame also originates from the feeling of being victimized.
A queen bee constantly identifies herself in the hive by means of the so-called queen substance, which also originates from the mandibular gland.
Interestingly, the binding of hSO onto the ATO surface seems to be not only of electrostatic nature, but also originates from a strong interaction between the histidine-tag of the enzyme and the supporting material.
This is classically grown in Liguria and used in pesto, which also originates from the region, and, to my mind, the best pestos are made using this variety along with the small, creamy, fat pine nuts from the same region, plus pecorino (as opposed to Parmesan) and the beautiful olive oil from Liguria – try it if you are ever in Genoa; you will notice the difference.
The S-shaped temperature dependence also originates from the PL of localized states in GaAsBi at low temperatures.
Although, if a coin is in great original condition and has also originated from a small population, then you are looking at a seriously collectible buy.
False positive findings from u-PSA may also originate from laboratory measurement errors12,13.
These islands lie atop the Kerguelen Plateau, which also originated from volcanism at this hot spot.
It is presently assumed that most of these pit nuclei also originate from small inclusions.
While "Good Morning America" will also originate from each host city, Mr. Burstein said he did not yet know which of the show's hosts would be dispatched where.
