"source of origination" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the place, time, or event that something else has started or originated from. For example, you could say, "The source of origination of the city's economic problems can be traced back to the factory closure."
Alternative lending (I'll use this term to encapsulate both the balance sheet and marketplace varieties) is fundamentally about plugging excess liquidity directly into innovative sources of loan origination.
In fact, gene duplication represents the primary source of new gene function origination [ 7- 11].
However the relative incompleteness of the insect record may provide a source of bias, because the true originations of clades likely occurred prior to their first appearance in the fossil record.
A confirmation for new gene origination as a source of gene overlap comes from the case of TMEM16C, transmembrane protein 16C, and MUC15, mucin 15; located on 11p14.2-3 11p14.2-3
Alternative splicing represents another major source of proteome diversity in mammals and origination of a new splice form may lead to a gene overlap as well.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 The relative pollutant load in gray from different point of origination Table 5 Key ratios for biodegradability of GW GW Source COD/BOD5 ratio COD:N P ratio Shower 2.7 100:3.2:0.3 Wash basin 2.5 100:2.6:0.3 Kitchen 1.2 100:2.8:4.3 Laundry 8.3 100:1.2:1.2 Combined 3.1 100:2:1.9.
The source of infection was determined according to clinical and microbiological evidence and categorized according to its site of origination.
That would address the source of infection in the property-lending market the origination of bad assets—and the channel by which sour mortgages cause financial crisis too much debt.
"Comparative genomics reveals a constant rate of origination and convergent acquisition of functional retrogenes in Drosophila".
Digital certificates of origination and digital receipts, though, are inextricably linked to each electronic document.
