The phrase "advent of development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the beginning or arrival of a new phase or period of development in a particular context.
Example: "The advent of development in renewable energy technologies has transformed the industry."
Alternatives: "emergence of development" or "arrival of development".
Another irony is that the advent of development has more to do with protecting the few organellar genes than the many nuclear genes.
The reverse scenario (organelle sequestration was "perhaps necessary" to reduce the mutational burden) implies that the advent of development created a mutational burden, which then had to be alleviated by a subsequent invention, sequestration.
My hypothesis (let us call it the forward scenario) is that the advent of development provided a means (organelle sequestration) to avoid the repair cost necessary to reduce the mutational burden.
With just about every company building software these days, and with the advent of rapid development techniques, it becomes harder for developers to take the time to find those openings.
The advantage of such elites is enhanced in many Western democracies because of the advent of hyperpluralism a development of the late 20th century, particularly in the United States.
Since the launch of the new Zune store and the advent of XNA development for Zunes, there has apparently been quite a lot of activity.
It is among the largest beneficiaries (~31 %) of carbon trade through the advent of clean development mechanism (CDM) and owns 17%% trade in carbon credit globally (Fig. 3).
With the vigorous advent of industrial development elsewhere in the US, what became the state of West Virginia turned into a production powerhouse of coal, the lifeblood of growth for the country.
In recent years, with advent of the development of efficient plant regeneration systems in cereal crops, the field of recombinant DNA technology has opened up new avenues for genetic transformation of crop plants.
Coupled with the advent of the development of new fluorescent probes such as the green fluorescent protein and other genetically engineered reporters, the future of this technology is likely to reveal molecular associations both within cells and on cell surfaces that were previously detected only using nonmicroscopic methods.
The patterns of toxicities caused by anticancer agents have changed with the advent of the development of targeted agents, and myelotoxicity is no longer the predominant limiting toxicity.
