The phrase "advent of light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the arrival or beginning of light, often in a metaphorical or poetic context.
Example: "The advent of light at dawn brought a sense of hope and renewal to the weary travelers."
Alternatives: "arrival of light" or "beginning of light".
"The city of Bayonne is in a perfect position to revitalize itself through the advent of light rail," he said, pointing to the two most evident symbols of the city's hard times -- a 70-acre former Texaco site that needed years of environmental cleanup, and the shuttered Military Ocean Terminal, which not long ago employed 2,500 people.
The advent of light field (LF) photography enables us to record light rays in a single shot and provide glasses-free 3D display with continuous motion parallax in a wide viewing zone, which is ideally suited for 3D telehealth applications.
Hitters felt less fear, however, because of the advent of lighter and more flexible body armor.
Recent advent of light-sheet fluorescent microscopy (LSFM) has revolutionized three-dimensional biological imaging with high temporal resolution and minimal photodamage, enabling long-term fluorescence imaging of tissues and small organisms.
This results in the advent of harmful light in quantitative and qualitative ways; too much light, uncomfortable glare, and UV penetration.
The Industrial Age 1750-1900, and and Science, Technology and Science," through July 29, follows the course from Newton's groundbreaking optical theories to the Impressionists' depictions of natural light to the advent of industrial lighting.
Before the advent of the light bulb, said one of its founding members, Heather Griffith, watching the darkness of night encroach on the daylight was a harrowing experience.
Thus while the German historian Wolfgang Schivelbusch links the advent of the light bulb to the beginning of corporate capitalism in his history of electricity, "Disenchanted Night" (University of California Press, 1988), he is careful not to hold one development responsible for the other, suggesting instead that they mirrored each other.
Back in the olden days, long before the advent of electric light, our forefathers dreamt of a better place.
The advent of the light bulb changed all that.
Decades later, the advent of laser light sources answered Michelson's objections.
