The phrase "advent of law" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the beginning or introduction of legal systems or legal principles in a particular context.
Example: "The advent of law in ancient civilizations marked a significant shift in societal organization and governance."
Alternatives: "emergence of law" or "introduction of law".
The forces of hatred and fear have fomented the dilemma for public debate, and in that we may be grateful on some level for the opportunity to openly confront certain values that have been at work more covertly since the advent of laws prohibiting express racism in America.
Before the advent of modern law schools in the United States, justices, like most attorneys of the time, completed their legal studies by "reading law" (studying under and acting as an apprentice to more experienced attorneys) rather than attending a formal program.
As for hope, she has helped to keep the campaign alive by her resilience and perseverance after the bloody suppression of pro-democracy demonstrations in 1988, the advent of martial law, and the failure of her NLD party to take power after winning by a landslide in the 1990 election.
The mother of a child porn victim, who said her daughter's experience from two years ago continues to haunt her, spoke tearfully at a press conference on Monday in which officials trumpeted the advent of the law.
It uses the tragedy of chronic disease to aggrandize its own powers through an approach that focuses on bans, taxation of "wrong" things, and the advent of new laws and regulations that increasingly bestow what used to considered police powers on the "public health" authorities.
Although there are no tidy dates separating the phases and forms of racial discrimination, the removal of federal troops at the end of Reconstruction was arguably the advent of Jim Crow laws.
Before the advent of planning laws, land was only developed for the benefit of those who owned it – and the people who owned it were not ordinary folk, but the blue-blooded and wealthy.
The brutal massacre of children in Peshawar is merely the next step in a long list of atrocities that began with the targeting of Ahmadis since the 1950s, the Shiis notably from the 1980s, and religious minorities including Christians with the advent of blasphemy laws.
Before the advent of legislatures, the law was dictated by monarchs.
One of the major factors in revising our privacy guidelines has been the advent of a new law that requires consent from a website's user before "cookies" can be stored on their computer.
She made protecting the legal rights of "dissenters and the dispossessed" a part of her practice long before the advent of public interest law, defending Black Panthers in New Haven, civil rights workers in Mississippi, and citizens in the denaturalization proceedings during the McCarthy era.
