"original thesis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a main argument that someone else has proposed. For example, "The original thesis of the article was that taxation policies should be reformed in order to reduce income inequality."
In addition to his account of the origins and history of civil society developed in The New Science, Vico also advances a highly original thesis about the origin and character of Homeric poetry, which he refers to as "The Discovery of the New Homer".
But I stand by my original thesis: Training is expensive.
"We question and impugn motives instead of test the original thesis.
To go further, you need an original thesis, not second-hand digestions.
A commitment of 10 hours a week is the guideline for seniors conducting original thesis research.
The lack of an original thesis has not prevented the book from reaching No.1 on the Times nonfiction best-seller list, and the new album, if that is what it can be called, is also expected to reach the top of the charts.
According to VroniPlag, which presents both the original theses and the sources from which it says the elements are copied, more than 25 percent of the 227 pages of her thesis contain instances of undocumented citation.
Nietzsche often thought of his writings as struggles with nihilism, and apart from his critiques of religion, philosophy, and morality he developed original theses that have commanded attention, especially perspectivism, the will to power, eternal recurrence, and the superman.
Mr. Maraniss's efforts to articulate an original, overarching thesis can feel forced.
Asked about how Syllm-Rapoport did in her oral exam last month – which was on the topic of diphtheria, just like her original PhD thesis – Uwe Koch-Gromus, the dean of the University of Hamburg's medical faculty, said: "She was brilliant, and not only for her age.
Various efforts at weakening the original Williams thesis have been more or less successful.
