The phrase "advent of service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the beginning or arrival of a particular service or type of service in a specific context.
Example: "The advent of service-oriented architecture has transformed the way software is developed and deployed."
Alternatives: "arrival of service" or "introduction of service".
The music industry suffered a "hurricane Katrina" from illegal downloads, streaming, YouTube and other innovations for which it was unprepared, says Carter, but the advent of services such as iTunes, Spotify and Pandora tamed piracy and generated income.
The advent of service-oriented architectures in Grid environments has fostered the development of applications in distributed deployments.
Internet providers have been demoted to dumb tubes with the advent of services like Netflix, iTunes, Spotify and others, which is not where they want to be.
With the advent of Web service standards and business process integration tools that support them, BPM systems enabled by Web services are empowering the development of more flexible and dynamic C-Commerce.
MAKING things easier is the advent of delivery service.
Dead Addict, a lanky 34-year-old dressed in all black and a bowler hat, points out that he began using the Internet in the early '90s, even before the advent of Internet service providers.
Air travel as it was known between the advent of jet service until fairly recently is gone -- what remains are a) figments of memory in aging passengers, or b) the reality of Business Class or First Class for those who can afford it.
The advent of self-service stations will make life even harder.
Before the advent of online services, brokers knocked on doors and cold-called owners to find new business, she said.
With the advent of streaming services like Hulu, Amazon and Netflix, it's inevitable that all-day marathons will disappear along with the cable channels that schedule them.
