'as the emergence of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce the emergence of something. For example, "As the emergence of new technologies, the way we communicate altered drastically."
In recent years, genetic manipulation was greatly revolutionized as the emergence of ZFN and TALEN, as well as the newly emerged RNA-mediated genome editing tools [ 20– 20].
Her own eggs will hatch at the same time as the emergence of those of her host bee.
Just as the emergence of e-books means books may never go out of print, components could always remain available.
Mr Huppert does, however, have other worries, such as the emergence of a credible Green Party candidate.
Their domestic form has also been hampered by the return of Juventus as well as the emergence of Napoli.
Arguably, there have been few shifts in the GISciences so paradigmatic as the emergence of locationally-aware mobile devices.
This has resulted in significant improvements in traditional separation processes as well as the emergence of entirely new approaches.
This week's geopolitical tensions proved as short-lived as those from the annexation of Crimea as well as the emergence of the ISIS insurgents in Iraq.
These links persisted into wartime and were essential to the survival of thousands of Jews in hiding as well as the emergence of the Jewish resistance.
I see the great musical adventure of our time as the emergence of a world-music culture, which crosses lines of geography, race and gender.
Just as remarkable as the emergence of a lawless American government is the absence of an oppositional leadership equipped to take it on.
