The phrase "a bold new world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an exciting or innovative future or environment, often in a positive context.
Example: "With the advent of new technologies, we are stepping into a bold new world of possibilities."
Alternatives: "an exciting new era" or "a daring new landscape".
But since Trump was elected president and has ushered in a bold new world of fake news and alternative facts, it's become clear that those old rules about maintaining the peace and not taking a stand no longer apply.
But for each of them, reggae is a bold new world.
For some people, Facebook's interest in telepathy will be part of a bold new world for digital communications.
Launched in 2001 and intended to deliver a bold new world trade order, the Doha talks have stumbled from one deadlock to another.
The sides recorded narrow victories over each other on their own grounds this season and there is every indication that their Wembley encounter will be a tight affair – victory will catapult one of them into a bold new world.
It's a bold new world for Democrats, and Silicon Valley is playing a big part.
Today's male toys already offer an entirely bold new world for most men.
It is owned by a company called Bold New World, which has reserved key death-related search-engine words ("funeral," "obituary") with Yahoo and A.O.L., and recently purchased discounturns.com, "one of the largest providers of funeral urns over the Internet," according to C.E.O.
Airbnb responded with a 24-hour hotline and a $50,000 damage guarantee but there'll always be a certain amount of risk in the bold new world of the "sharing economy".
At some point, the frequent-flyer programme had to suffer.Delta and United are leading the way into the bold new world of mileage programmes, a place where frequent travellers are poorer than before.
But you get the feeling that the bold new world we operate in played a role in his demise.
