The phrase "led to the advent of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe how something, such as an invention or event, caused the appearance or arrival of something new. Example: The Industrial Revolution led to the advent of modern technology and drastically changed the way society functioned.
The increased complexity and performance requirements of embedded systems has led to the advent of programmable multiprocessor architectures.
The engineering approach to this issue has led to the advent of newer and more sustainable technologies.
This made large-scale encryption a practical possibility, and eventually led to the advent of electronic commerce as we know it.
Here, we present some of the landmark developments and technological achievements that led to the advent of real-time remote monitors for hydrologic properties.
This led to the advent of two different HPLC methods for the determination of related substances, one for Abacavir and Lamivudine and the other for Dolutegravir.
Two years ago, Shinzo Abe's election as Japan's prime minister led to the advent of "Abenomics", a three-part plan to rescue the economy from a treadmill of stagnation and deflation.
The trend of product design development is shifting from 'cradle-to-grave' to 'cradle-to-cradle' which leads to the advent of multiple generation product life-cycles.
These studies may lead to the advent of a new generation of much-needed therapeutic modalities in leukemia and other cancers.
20, 21 The concern about a donor linear scar has led to the advent and increasing acceptance of the follicular unit extraction/follicular isolation technique (FUE/FIT).
Efforts to obtain stability using less invasive techniques have lead to the advent of new implants and constructs.
The significance of the local relevance among the data with respect to the subset of dimensions, has lead to the advent of subspace clustering algorithms [12, 39].
