"certificate of origin" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a document that provides proof of where a product was made or manufactured. For example: "The customer was asked to provide a certificate of origin to prove that the goods were manufactured in the United States."
Mr. Cremers said it was unfortunate that I did not have the original box or certificate of origin, which he said could increase the value by as much as 15percentt.
Lot 37, a 2010 Patek Philippe Nautilus Reference 5712/1A: according to the auction house, this is a pristine, unpolished stainless steel example of one of Patek Philippe's most popular watches, delivered here with original box and papers, including its certificate of origin.
Some experts agree that the certificate of origin issued by country B (last transformation country) should state the originating country of the main ingredient and provide an authenticated photocopy of the certificate of origin of the main ingredient issued by country A (producing country of the ingredient), while an expert responded "No", and some experts have other considerations.
Bills of lading and a certificate of origin were organised, and the weapons were shipped to Belfast docks via Liverpool.
As proof, LG Chem provided a "certificate of origin" for a cobalt shipment in December 2015 for 212 tons.
He described the Developer's Certificate of Origin as mainly adding a trail of documentation to the Linux community principles of peer review and personal responsibility.
Pressure groups and legitimate members of the trade say that a certificate-of-origin system intended to govern the industry is inadequate and that diamonds continue to fuel a cycle of suffering.
Plans are also afoot to establish a certificate-of-origin system, which would make it harder to pass foreign gems off as local.In the long term, the government says it wants modern, deep-shaft mines to replace the hordes of unlicensed, shirtless prospectors who dig up most of the country's gems.
The two countries are now considering a new system of double-checking certificates of origin from Angola, Mr. Picque said.
The proposal would also provide for the president to negotiate a global agreement enforcing the use of certificates of origin.
