"origin plan" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a noun phrase used to describe a plan that traces back to the point of origin. For example: "We looked back at the origin plan to understand why the project was delayed."
Now it has survived a fifth mission, Blue Origin plans to retire it from active use.
On Wednesday's flight, the windows were not installed, but Blue Origin plans to fly a full test flight of the crew capsule – complete with windows – next year.
Did you have the Governor's origin planned out even before he first appeared in the comic book series five years ago?
BERLIN — Scores of special police officers raided at least nine sites in southern Germany and Belgium on Tuesday after what German authorities said was a tip to an alleged Islamist plot involving two men of Tunisian origin planning to stage terrorist attacks involving explosives and remote-controlled model airplanes.
Rumors circulated that Origin planned to cancel the project.
Better yet, try and explore the place of origin and plan your next trip to Italy one region at a time.
Among those interests were food processors and grocery chains, which succeeded in delaying a country-of-origin labeling plan authorized by the 2002 farm bill.
But Ellison's protracted legal battle with the Cup holder, Ernesto Bertarelli, after the 2007 Cup scuttled Origin's plans to take part in the next competition, and the team, backed by the British businessman Keith Mills, eventually disintegrated under the strain, disbanding last year, four months after Sanderson's dismissal.
When people transact through Origin, it plans to issue them tokens that will let them participate in the governance of the protocol, and could incentivize them to get on these marketplaces early as well as convince others to use them.
(Male doctor, UK, Int 24) In some cases our respondents were teaching at universities in their countries of origin or planning to do so.
