The phrase "also the advent of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce or highlight the arrival or beginning of something significant in a discussion or narrative.
Example: "The research highlights not only the impact of climate change but also the advent of new technologies that can help mitigate its effects."
Alternatives: "the emergence of" or "the arrival of".
The boom in designer water has brought us not only hundreds of varieties from every place from Serbia to Brazil to South Africa, but also the advent of water sommeliers, water bars and Web site guides to fine waters from around the world.
On Sunday, when Brigitte Macron strode up the red carpet at the Élysée Palace alongside her husband, Emmanuel Macron, for his inauguration as president of France, it marked not only the official transition of power but also the advent of a new kind of first lady for the nation, and a new kind of political partnership.
There's also the advent of facial recognition software that's breaking onto the lucrative scene of anti-theft technology.
Also, the advent of laparoscopy renewed interest in the physiologic consequences of elevated IAP associated with pneumoperitoneum.
Also the advent of screening programmes is expected to alter the demographics of the staging groups, with a higher proportion of patients presenting with earlier stage disease.
The importance of understanding the terminology goes beyond 'semantics' given the professional role of revalidation and appraisal, and also the advent of the peer review of prescribing patterns and specialist referrals recently introduced into general medical service contracts [ 27].
The 19th century also marked the advent of increased concern for audience comfort and safety.
It also signalled the advent of a new international understanding of the laws of war.
Yet political machinations, allegations of corruption and wrongdoing by political leaders have also accompanied the advent of democracy.
While crude sampling and inaccurate measurement techniques led to numerous misconceptions during this time, the period also marked the advent of large-scale, multiyear scientific expeditions.
