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The phrase "as the invention of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or relating something to a significant invention or innovation.
Example: "The smartphone revolutionized communication as the invention of the telephone did in the past."
Alternatives: "like the invention of" or "similar to the invention of".
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Second, Netflix actually started implementing its 28-day rule in January, so films such as The Invention Of Lying were already subject to this and as such, not available to rent from Netflix.
Chief executive Bonnie Dean said: "The West Country is home to some major scientific breakthroughs that changed the course of humanity, such as the invention of the vaccine and insulin.
As the invention of printing made books more common, their bindings became more varied.
Phillips sees psychoanalysis as the invention of a deeply ambivalent person.
The anthropologist Margaret Mead proclaimed the show "as new and significant as the invention of drama or the novel".
Even "genre," the French word for gender, was regarded with suspicion as the invention of feminists in the United States.
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Though experimental mechanisms of this type appeared as early as 1857, the invention of the phonograph is generally credited to the American inventor Thomas Edison (1877).
Few are as happy with the invention of the Pill as Catholics.
It arose from the same can-do spirit of the age as did the invention of mechanized wars fought by huge conscript armies.
As for the invention of the game, it would be very easy to couch the answer in a way that was honest but less revealing.
As noted, the invention of a non-militia gun right put that belief at end, and this errant opinion follows right along.
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