The phrase "a fresh chapter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to signify a new beginning or a significant change in someone's life or circumstances.
Example: "After moving to a new city and starting a new job, I feel like I'm opening a fresh chapter in my life."
Alternatives: "a new beginning" or "a new phase".
Don't bet against that history acquiring a fresh chapter.
Yes, a fresh chapter in life can be exciting.
They will have to close the show and relaunch it, begin a fresh chapter".
University was an opportunity for me to start a fresh chapter.
As a new season dawns, a fresh chapter opens on Jonny Wilkinson's fitness problems.
Last Christmas, a paperback appeared with a fresh chapter of updated material.
It was wise of his team to keep faith in the stubborn, somewhat attention-shy artist: his second album is full of crisply constructed, melancholic falsetto funk; a fresh new chapter in the evolution of nu-soul.
Azazel Jacobs' charismatic flurry is about the ripening of middle age and the ambiguities of elapsed time, expressed in small gestures, like whether to share a bottle of wine one evening or retire to separate quarters as usual. Winger and Letts bear every complicated crease of a life spent together, wistful for the past and marching toward a farcical fresh chapter.
Ten years on from that staggering high, can the Lions write a glorious, fresh chapter in the history of British sporting success down under?
Covering issues of social class, race, gender, and ethnicity in each era and chapter, this new edition showcases a fresh concluding chapter that focuses on both the opportunities and problems American higher education has faced since 2010.
With the goalposts lurching drunkenly in the gales and neither side averse to adding a few fresh chapters to this fixture's tempestuous recent history, Leicester had their forwards to thank for establishing a platform which, despite the odd wobble, proved sufficiently stable to gain due reward for perhaps their best performance of the season.
