The phrase "both originating" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe two or more things that have a common origin or source. For example: 1. "The two political parties were both originating from the same small town in the Midwest." 2. "The two species of birds were both originating from the same tropical region." 3. "The two companies were both originating from the same family-owned business." 4. "The two diseases were both originating from contaminated water sources." 5. "The two languages were both originating from Latin influences."
And even the fact that men have mostly written farce is now happily under threat: Catherine Johnson in Dead Sheep and Shang-a-Lang, both originating at the Bush, showed a keen appetite for the genre.
Herbaceous borders and mixed bedding, both originating in 17th-century France, came to the fore and with them the ill-tempered public disputes between William Robinson, an advocate of informal plant groupings, and Reginald Blomfield, who longed for a return to greater formality.Today the dictates of fashion are less rigid.
This is in contrast to the cobalt colouring Zhizo beads with a higher ratio of Co/As (>1) or cobalt associated with high iron and low manganese content (Mn/Fe < 0.1) as found in Jingdezhen glazes, both originating from east of the Euphrates [29, 30].
At Sacred Stone, about 70 veterans representing two veterans group, both originating from a highly publicized December campaign to bring vets to support the Natives, were building arctic shelters and a new kitchen on high ground.
The maize seed comprises two major components, the embryo and the endosperm, both originating from the double fertilization process.
This large resulting group finally branched with NOR and BPN (both originating northern than MAR) and group d).
Both originated with Lehman.
Both originated in Europe, and both coroners and medical examiners are involved with legal inquiry.
"This area – the one from which we both originate – deserves a true and lasting legacy to follow the 2012 Games.
Both originated around the same time, in what Goldstein calls the "normative explosion" of the "axial age".
Both originate from stem cells in the bone marrow and are initially similar in appearance.
