The phrase "concepts originated" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means that an idea or concept was first created or came into existence in a particular place or time. Example: The concept of democracy originated in ancient Greece.
Although many of these concepts originated in the 19th century, they endured because they advanced the needs of the modern corporation, which has come to be defined by its multiple divisions and functions.
Through analysis of their complex histories – both scientific and social – these authors demonstrate how these concepts originated, and now circulate and organize knowledge and power.
Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM), the term and current concepts, originated from clinical epidemiologists at McMaster University [ 2, 3].
Concepts originated from a thesaurus (see section "Thesaurus") that contains terms referring to biomedical and chemical concepts, and a list of term synonyms.
The embryonic structure concepts originated from the semantic category "Embryonic Structure" from the UMLS part in our thesaurus, and the gene sets were created in a similar fashion to the chemical response-specific gene sets (see the next-gen TM-based gene set creation section).
Most of today's modelling and simulation concepts originate from the times and methods of analog computers.
In spite of the importance of leaching reactors, the understanding, and hence the design, of continuous leaching is based on concepts originating from batch leaching experiments.
This paper provides an overview of the historical development of landscape concepts originating from different cultural and scientific trends, and presents a new complex concept of landscape, which is designed to enable transdisciplinary landscape research.
In this review, concepts originating from the 2D organization, but leading to the surface-assisted production of organized 1D and 3D self-assemblies will be examined and illustrated by selected recent examples from the literature.
This observation has been interpreted as reactivation of memory traces and theoretical concepts originating with Marr [8] [12] suggest that spontaneous reactivation of memory traces after their initial encoding subserves a supplementary training function.
Concept accessions make it easy to connect concepts originating from different sources.
