The phrase "originates within" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that starts or comes from a specific source or place, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The idea for the project originates within the team, reflecting our collective vision and goals."
Alternatives: "comes from within" or "is born from within."
Nearly half the world's supply of cocaine originates within 150 miles of this isolated Colombian military outpost on the Putumayo River.
One proposal would give governments the right to control the routing of international telecommunications traffic that originates within their borders.
Many developed countries do not actually tax the majority of investment income (especially interest) that originates within their borders and flows to foreigners.
October 31st I don't want to talk about it, for fear of making literature out of it — or without being sure of not doing so — although as a matter of fact literature originates within these truths.
Brain scans of people laughing suggest that Duchenne laughter, as it is now called, originates within the limbic system, where fight-or-flight decisions are made, and within portions of the brain stem.
While the side agreement obliges only the nations that sign it to ban racist Web content and online hate speech, Mr. Macdonald said, the council hopes that all signatories of the main convention, including the United States, will respect the protocol, and will agree to remove such material if it originates within their borders and is aimed at an audience in another country.
Sustainability initiatives often originate within the communities and nations themselves.
These slab earthquakes originate within a plate, or slab, that is sliding beneath another.
Yet she wanted to believe that the feeling was real and originated within her.
Even more inscrutable are the Bowlesian narratives that originate within the (imagined) Muslim consciousness.
The attack on the utility was identified as originating within the United States.
