The phrase "advent of language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the beginning or emergence of language as a significant development in human history or communication.
Example: "The advent of language marked a turning point in human evolution, allowing for more complex social interactions."
Alternatives: "emergence of language" or "beginning of language".
The generation of the ego out of expulsion, the division of unity, is not simply a mournful moment, but also potentially a joyous one, in which the advent of language, the promise of the father, offers reparation and life with a world of others, so that words can provide the nourishment that the breast previously had.
This new medium is the most fundamental alteration to human society since the advent of language.
The reason postmodern literary artists habitually speak of immanence rather than transcendence, and think of themselves as being operationally disinclined to author acts of transcendence, is because, since the advent of Language writing, poststructuralist literary theory has spoken of immanence and transcendence only in terms of linguistic operations.
The advent of machine language, for instance, allowed computers to carry out new tasks by simply loading new programs, replacing the labor-intensive, error-prone process of physically rewiring and rearranging vacuum tubes and jumper cables.
With the advent of symbolic language and collective learning, we see the accelerating emergence of intelligence in humans.
Document management provider OfficeDrop has a new capability for voice-activated search that represents just the start in how mobile apps are changing with the advent of natural-language, speech-recognition technology.
Still, he admits the advent of Spanish-language talk radio was a healthy and inevitable result of the L.A. market's explosive growth, a boom fueled by a Latino population that has increased nearly 500% since 1970.
(Now if only he could get his employers to call him by his right name, and not by the Anglicized Rowan.) Mr. Friel's characters are too complexly drawn — and in this production played — to line up neatly for or against the advent of a new language that may bring economic benefits but will speed the erosion of an entire culture.
Humans' earliest written records date back less than 6,000 years, long after the advent of many proto-languages.
With the advent of dynamic Web languages such as ASP.NET, the ability to process form data was encapsulated together within the same Web pages that displayed the form for the user to complete.
It may be that technology's transformation of higher education lies not in the transformation of teaching and learning, but the advent of a new digital language that connects higher education and the labor market and, in so doing, exerts profound changes on both.
