"first origins" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the initial or earliest source or beginning of something. Example: The researcher's findings shed light on the first origins of human language, dating back thousands of years ago.
"East Side Stories" is the first Origins musical.
It arrived in theatres back in May 2009 on $85.1m, but Fox studio executives will note that the first origins tale opened the summer season, which tends to generate larger sums than mid-season, live-action releases.
First, origins of parasitic emissions are presented for CMOS circuits, and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) measurements of IC emissions are detailed: a radiated measurement method with respect to the IEC61967-2 standard and a conducted one with respect to the IEC61967-4 standard.
A team led by University of California, Berkeley, linguists Andrew Garrett and Will Chang employed the language database and evolutionary methods previously used by Gray to create a family tree of the Indo-European languages from their first origins in PIE.
The first origins of fermented dairy products can be traced back over 7000 years to the pottery sieves used by some of the first farmers in Europe (Curry 2013).
First, origin can act as a quality cue hinting to other characteristics of the good.
Obsolete item he won't let go: There was a guy, Stanley Miller, who did the first origin-of-life experiments.
We're underway, Cameron Smith boots it to Hodkinson who gets his first Origin touch and doesn't drop it.
On a night Smith became the first Origin player to win 20 games, he also let his rival know he is No. 1 and plans on holding the title for a while yet.
The first origin, which Sen calls the ethical approach, goes back at least to Aristotle.
Chiang Saen was the first origin of Lan Na historic city that located in Thailand territory.
