The phrase "advent of tech" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the arrival or introduction of technology, often in discussions about its impact on society or specific fields.
Example: "The advent of tech has transformed the way we communicate and access information."
Alternatives: "emergence of technology" or "arrival of technology".
"I'm a huge believer in technology, and I think you can't stop the advent of tech," he told me.
Consultants at firms like Accenture, EY, Deloitte and KPMG were putting in brutal hours under pressurized work conditions long before the advent of tech companies like Amazon, which came under fire earlier this month for the way it treats its workers.
The Mitsubishi model of a company built to last the ages still exists, but with the advent of the tech industry and the accompanying startup culture, many old-school concepts of a generational business lineage, past and future, are harder and harder to find.
With the advent of wearable tech, we've now got products that can report on the quality of sleep.
In the eighties, the advent of high-tech synthesizers and sampling, not to mention the ineradicable spectre of the pop-song montage, again endangered the live orchestral score.
Free tools such as Unity, the growth of local technology and the advent of a tech-savvy generation mean that game development in the global south is growing rapidly – the challenge now is to raise the quality to international standards.
With the advent of high-tech security, there were fewer and fewer traditional bank robbers; most were desperate drug addicts who made off with only a few thousand dollars before they were caught.
However, with the advent of high-tech safety gear like air bags, anti-lock brakes, back-up sensors, cameras, etc drivers are lulled into a false sense of security... and drive more recklessly, with the assumption -- the wrong assumption -- that they are protected.
With the advent of high-tech medicine, however, these fundamentals began to receive short shrift in graduate education.
Both BlackBerry QNX and Delphi are long-time auto industry stalwarts who have been reconfiguring their businesses to focus on the opportunity represented by the advent of autonomous driving tech.
The company is looking to build its own apps, but is also seeking contributions from the developer community, which it called "fashion designers" now with the advent of this new tech.
