The phrase "advent of refrigeration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the introduction or arrival of refrigeration technology and its impact on society or industry.
Example: "The advent of refrigeration revolutionized food storage and transportation, allowing for longer shelf life and reduced waste."
Alternatives: "introduction of refrigeration" or "arrival of refrigeration technology".
In fact, it wasn't until the advent of refrigeration that we could enjoy them during most of the year.
Before the advent of refrigeration and advances in the science of fermentation in the mid-nineteenth century, almost all beer was, to varying degrees, sour.
Curing salmon, a preserving practice that dates to before the advent of refrigeration and lasting up to a few days, works by drawing moisture out of the fish.
The advent of refrigeration and the ever-increasing price of land in the city eventually made farming redundant here, but the geographically correct foodies known as locavores have shown a willingness to pay a steep premium for food grown within a day's drive of home.
Cod fishing in coastal waters intensified in the 1930's with the advent of refrigeration and coastal cod stocks in the Gulf of Maine were considered depleted by 1950 [17].
However, with the advent of refrigeration this period is harder to determine, as illustrated by the excerpt below.
It was not, however, until the advent of mechanical refrigeration that the process became widely applicable commercially.
The stuff was prized more as a preservative than as a seasoning, meaning much of its commercial raison d'être survived until the advent of mechanical refrigeration.
The stuff was prized more as a preservative than as a seasoning; much of its commercial raison d'être survived until the advent of mechanical refrigeration.
"Previously, people would buy food right from the farm or at farmers markets until the advent of good refrigeration and the grocery store chains.
"People would buy food right from the farm or at farmers markets until the advent of good refrigeration and the grocery store chains.
