"giving origin" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to provide a source or cause of something. Example: The discovery of new dinosaur fossils is of great importance in giving origin to our understanding of the history of life on earth.
New technological advances have enabled the creation of distributed collaborative industrial networks giving origin to new collaborative e-business models such as the Virtual Organisation (VO).
They were produced in workshops of large urban centers, like Paris, from the thirteenth until the early sixteenth century, giving origin to a class of professionals such as booksellers and illuminators [3].
Thus, signals of previous bottlenecks that occurred due to historical migration events giving origin to Iberian populations may not be evident in these results.
Nevertheless, a posterior duplication of the IR and the IGF1R genes occurred in the zebra fish lineage, presumably as a product of whole-genome duplication, therefore giving origin to two different functional versions (a and b) of both the IR and the IGF1R [64].
Subsequently, in this same ancestor, a third LINE subfamily diverged from LINE1 giving origin to Eh_LINE3 in E. histolytica and Ed_LINE3 in E. dispar (Fig. 4B).
Upon glacial retreat, these partially differentiated populations may have come into contact again, occasionally giving origin to hybrids that were then stabilized by polyploidization.
Two major retroposition events can be inferred, the retroposition that originated PPP1R2P9 and the retroposition that gave origin to PPP1R2P1/P2/P3/P4/P5/P6/P10.
Gives origin of the play.
BG, which operates in 27 countries, said the deal would give Origin the capital and expertise to develop and expand its business.
Ancestral 2TM-like proteins probably gave origin to the complex families of ion channels known today.
Through time, concomitant changes at other trophic levels will most probably give origin to a new trophic structure.
