"since origination" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a time in the past, starting from some event in the past up to the present. For example: "The company has grown substantially since origination in 1997."
Since its origination, there are many extensions of LBP.
The terms "social science" and "social research" have both gained a degree of autonomy since their origination in classical sociology.
"We have been a sponsor of the Aspen Ideas Festival since its origination," James Fisher, Booz Allen's senior manager of media relations, told The Huffington Post.
Since biodiversity, origination, and extinction show the same period(s) when analyzed in various ways, it may be worthwhile to explore their phase relationship which can be described by the equation f(t) = A sin νt+ϕ) given above.
Since their origination, sucking lice have successfully diversified and there now are more than 540 described species of Anoplura worldwide that can be assigned to 50 genera in 15 families [ 21- 24].
In the case of empirical content, however, the creative process remains uncognized, since the 'manner of origination' of empirical objects or the complete conceptual determination that guides construction remains unknown to us.
But since most banks charge origination fees of 0.5percentto1percentcent of the total loan amount, it isn't cost-effective unless they're lending a sizable chunk of change.
If your property values have decreased since your loan's origination, your options may be limited or even unavailable.
Indeed, there is good reason to consider social practices since the Bai-Yue aboriginal origination hypothesis arose as a result of Wee's sociological insight that several high NPC incidence populations all practised a similar form of bamboo pole dance (tinikling).
