The phrase "advent and development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the arrival and subsequent growth or evolution of a particular idea, technology, or phenomenon.
Example: "The advent and development of the internet have transformed the way we communicate and access information."
Alternatives: "emergence and evolution" or "arrival and progression".
With the rapid advent and development of modern information and communication technology, knowledge management in nuclear industry has been provided with new approaches and possibilities.
The advent and development of the smart grid concept to operate the electric power grids and microgrids have introduced a number of opportunities for improving efficiencies and overall performance.
The advent and development of microsystems and nanotechnology has its roots in surface and materials science, and in particular, thin films.
"Messaging" in the B2B context, has until the mid nineties been largely associated with the advent and development of the UN/EDIFACT (EDI for Administration, Commerce & Transport) standard which began to be largely used in the mid 80s.
However, the advent and development of mediation and the collaborative approach to divorce have brought to light a new way of getting the job done, and it has to do with salesmanship.
Clearly, the impact of epigenomics in cancer management is expected to increase with the advent and development of new technologies.
The advent and further development of RRI (as a social innovation) is part of larger processes, is being shaped by them, and in a small way, contributes to them.
With the advent and explosive development of nanotechnology in the 21st century, nanoparticles have been used to produce various products, which have led to the introduction of nanomaterials in various aspects of life such as industrial products, environmental materials, biomedical and agricultural industries (Zaman et al. 2014).
The advent and unwavering development of iPSC technology makes autologous cell therapy and personalised gene therapy a realistic possibility for many degenerative and genetic diseases like muscular dystrophies.
The recent advent and rapid development of new generations of very-high-throughput DNA sequencing methods makes it now possible to foresee that in the next few years the sequencing and assembly of thousands of human genomes (and transcriptomes) will be achievable at a cost of $1,000 each or less, which is a projected decrease of almost a million-fold in less than ten years.
The advent and the continuous development of BIM applications permitted to focus more on this issue and to transform the way of design and manage construction.
