The phrase "advent of fall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the arrival or beginning of the fall season, often in a poetic or literary context.
Example: "With the advent of fall, the leaves began to change color, painting the landscape in vibrant hues."
Alternatives: "arrival of autumn" or "onset of fall".
The Met's many single-motif screens are just as evocative, with arrangements of millet, quail or chrysanthemums signaling the advent of fall.
For inveterate film fans, the advent of fall means two things: no more movies with Roman numerals in their titles, until Christmas at least, and the arrival of the New York Film Festival.
With the advent of fall, three writers tell us about their favorite bike journeys, from a beloved route along rolling fields and Lake Champlain in Vermont and upstate New York to a ride in the wild green countryside of western Ireland and a night ride in Paris.
Recorded in the upstairs green room of Subterranean, Trohman opens up about stepping out of his comfort zone after the initial and nonstop advent of Fall Out Boy, as well as speaking candidly about the band's break.
Since the advent of Polytrack, this has fallen to 30%, despite an 18% fall in the average number of runners per race.
CRIME exploded like hot lobby popcorn at neighborhood theatres yesterday with the advent of "The Rise and Fall of 'Legs' Diamond" and "The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery" on the same bill.
According to James Tully, on the other side, Locke sees the new conditions, the change in values and the economic inequality which arise as a result of the advent of money, as the fall of man.
With the advent of Romanticism the conceit fell into disfavour along with other poetic artifices.
A film star by the name of George Valentin Jean Dujardinn) streaks across the Hollywood heavens in the late nineteen-twenties, and then, with the advent of sound, gutters and falls.
A list of wholly positive developments might, in the end, turn out to be quite a short one: the printing press, certainly; the telescope, yes; rear parking sensors … The emergence of DVD alongside the advent of the widescreen TV falls into the "mixed blessing" category.
With the advent of universal pasteurization, that number fell to 1percentt by 1993, according to the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a nutrition advocacy group in Washington.
