The phrase "a flow of new" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the introduction of new ideas, products, or trends, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The company is experiencing a flow of new innovations that are transforming the industry."
Alternatives: "a stream of new" or "an influx of new".
A flow of new buyers may change the calculus.
This move has the added benefit of introducing a flow of new faces into Washington.
He said the increase was due to a flow of new extremist recruits and "improved coverage of extremist communities" by MI5.
In part it's about employing and empowering young people; sustaining a flow of new perspectives and ideas into the heart of the corporate consciousness.
They are increasingly relying on much smaller start-up and VC-backed firms to provide them with a flow of new drugs.
Fiat must continue investing heavily to maintain a flow of new models.The stockmarket greeted the new team on June 1st by lifting Fiat's share price by 4.5%.
But Hormazd Sorabjee, the editor of Autocar India, a magazine, says that the good news is a reminder of Maruti's strengths: a steady flow of new models, a deep distribution network, scale and brand.
To maintain such a balanced condition, a steady flow of new R and D proposals is required.
It's launched an iPad app offering "a continuous flow of new material created especially for the iPad" in the form of comics like Catch Treatment, Captain Stone and Mono from famous artists and writers.
In no particular order, those include the need to have an unblemished complexion, the absolute importance of a constant flow of new clothes, men, and sex, and an inner life that is exclusively preoccupied with being in love.
It has a burgeoning tourist industry, and continues to attract a steady flow of new, young, aspirational families to live there - with a pioneering supportive scheme in place for those looking to build a home from scratch.
