"of the same origin" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe two things that have a shared source, either in terms of their physical or cultural origins. For example, "The two items were of the same origin, though from different parts of the world."
All the settings applied to the training images were saved within an algorithm allowing batch analysis of multiple original multispectral images of different samples of the same origin equally stained.
A long-standing question is whether "reptile scale" and "avian leg scales" are of the same origin.
All planting stock was of the same origin, planted at the same time in a randomised-block design.
The name Caucasus is a Latinized form of Kaukasos, which the ancient Greek geographers and historians used; the Russian Kavkaz is of the same origin.
The force constituents are of the same origin and have basically the same meaning as those for a single particle in an unbounded fluid.
The ranges of these parameters, when the nonlinear multi-physics interaction effects are suppressed by the dissipation effects of the same origin, are identified.
Today we are seeing viral anti-Obama e-mails, some of which I have traced to some of the same origin points for the 2000 and 2004 smear campaigns.
The all rims have relatively uniformly negative δ18O values of − 2.59 to − 1.23‰ for the vein and − 3.37 to − 0.33‰ for the eclogite, suggesting their growth from negative δ18O metamorphic fluids of the same origin.
As expected, higher level of N2 uptake was observed in hepatic carcinoma cells (HepG2) and gastric cancer cells (NCI-N87) than their equivalent cells from normal tissues of the same origin, respectively.
Non-cancer cells whose actin filaments were disrupted using cytochalasin D showed a decrease of 60 80% in moduli values compared to untreated cells of the same origin, whereas the nocodazole-treated cells showed no change in elasticity.
They had very limited social networks, restricted largely to people of the same origin.
