The phrase "from which it originates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the source or origin of something.
Example: "The river flows through several countries, from which it originates in the mountains."
Alternatives: "from where it comes" or "from its source."
The use of P-elements with lacZ reporter genes to study enhancers and other chromosomal regulatory elements led to the astonishing discovery of a phenomenon called homing, in which a DNA fragment can direct its insertion to the vicinity of the site from which it originates.
Wow! How can this smooth, creamy chocolate be related to the bitter cacao pod from which it originates?
It remains itself, but in its use for the sake of healing or justice becomes "sacramental" of the infinite gift from which it originates.
The channel of the ductus deferens is slightly larger than that of the ductus epididymidis, the tube found in the epididymis gland from which it originates.
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What we need to consider is that we have passed step one, the choice of a cellulose representative of a single-hook fastener type, exposed on the end of a shaft where behaviour is more isolated from the base or surface from which it originates.
Neorealismo is similar in general aims to the earlier Italian movement verismo (Realism), from which it originated, but differs in that its upsurge was brought about by the intense feelings, experiences, and convictions that Fascist repression, the Resistance, and the war had instilled in its many gifted writers.
Each 32-nt sequence that could not be uniquely aligned to the genomic region from which it originated was considered unmappable and its first position was considered an unmappable position.
But it is now abusing this trust by putting profit above the core values of real play from which it originated.
Two of them rang particularly true for me: "the place where one lives"and "a place where something flourishes or from which it originated".
The symbolism of kingship and sovereign authority has, on the other hand, been maintained in religious language and in the religious conceptual framework, although the political structures from which it originated have disappeared or lost their relevance.
