'recent advent' is correct and can be used in written English.
You would use it to refer to a recent event or development, especially one that is significant or momentous. For example: "The recent advent of new technology has revolutionized the way we communicate."
The recent advent of new "big-data" credit-scoring products heightens these concerns.
The process remained the basis of fine map reproduction until the comparatively recent advent of photolithography.
With the recent advent of "super angels," "micro" funds, and crowdfunding; the lines of private equity are becoming increasingly blurred.
And the Poles, Czechs and Hungarians have had to become more neighbourly by virtue of their recent advent into NATO.
The relatively recent advent of additive manufacturing is an exciting opportunity to incorporate a practical aspect to structural analysis.
The recent advent of minimally invasive techniques has revolutionized the surgical treatment of this type of fracture.
The recent advent of recombinational cloning techniques has significantly improved our ability to investigate gene functions systematically.
One such opportunity, perhaps more significant than he could have anticipated upon arriving at MIT, arose with the recent advent of the genome-editing method known as CRISPR.
One reason that buyers have been so willing to walk is the recent advent of the termination fee, also called a reverse-breakup fee.
But the truth was, if it weren't for the recent advent of Yulia, I'd have asked Vladlenna for some phone numbers.
Perhaps an exhaustion with national myths explains the recent advent of post-apocalyptic literature: from Cormac McCarthy's The Road to Colson Whitehead's Zone One.
