The expression 'claim originating' is correct and usable in written English.
The phrase can be used to describe a situation in which an argument or assertion is first made. For example, “The claim originating from the opposition was that the policy was misguided.”.
The muscle behind that claim originated with a provision that year by a Democratic legislator requiring officials to roll back rates ahead of time to account for tort reform, so that insurance companies did not keep the savings from reform.
Perhaps the claim originated with James De Lancey Jr., of the politically powerful De Lancey clan, who in the 19th century bred celebrated racehorses at his estate on what is now the Upper West Side.
Knight's claim originated from a quote by World Net Daily writer Mychal Massie.
This approach allows us to separate claims originating in the design phase from those originating in the production phase.
The Court of First Instance consists of the Civil Court, which hears all civil claims; the Criminal Court, which hears claims originating from police complaints; and Sharia Court, which is responsible for matters between Muslims.
More than 50% of claims originated in Asia and Australia.
He was born Francisco Rabaneda in the Basque region of Spain, and his ancestors, he claims, originated in Atlantis.
The claims originated in a federal whistle-blower lawsuit filed in Ohio that accused the chain of poor quality of care.
Those last two claims originated from a Wall Street Journal (WSJ) editorial entered into the Congressional record by Chairman Lamar Smith (R-TX), written by Fred Singer.
They spoke about how their brother, Brian Terry, a border-patrol agent, was shot and killed, in 2010, by guns that they claimed originated with the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms, and Explosives' controversial "Fast and Furious" program.
