The phrase "any advent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the arrival or occurrence of something, often in a context discussing changes or developments.
Example: "The company is preparing for any advent of new technology that could impact their operations."
Alternatives: "any arrival" or "any emergence".
It is also in English with a text many have heard if they have had any church-going Advent experiences.
She regained her National Champion title on the beam and defended her national title on the uneven bars for the fourth consecutive year, scoring a 17.050 in preliminaries and a 17.100 in finals, the highest recorded score for any American gymnast at any event since the advent of the new Code of Points.
The advent of any new game show is, to my mind, a little dispiriting.
Women are spending more online now than at any time since the advent of e-commerce, and costly items like clothing, travel and cosmetics top their shopping lists.
Although the advent of any new director signals change, it is unlikely to be felt overnight at a sprawling institution like the Met.
They all enter office promising to be more transparent than any leader since the advent of glass, only to backslide when openness doesn't suit them.
As the electronics industry is heavily focused on battery charge length – in everything from tablets to the new generation of wearable tech such as the imminent iWatch – the advent of any new form of battery attracts major interest.
As with the advent of any new surgical technology, it is imperative that we develop comprehensive and responsible training and credentialing initiatives to ensure surgical outcomes and patient safety are not compromised during the learning process.
However, as with the advent of any new technology, there is often some degree of resistance in gaining acceptance and getting users to understand its value within the current patient diagnostic paradigm.
Sunday held widely reported campaigns in America's largest cities, and he attracted the largest crowds of any evangelist before the advent of electronic sound systems.
