The phrase "a fresh instance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a new occurrence or example of something, often in contexts like programming, research, or discussions about behavior.
Example: "This report highlights a fresh instance of the issue we encountered last month."
Alternatives: "a new example of" or "a recent case of".
If an iterable object returns a fresh instance of an iterator each time __iter__ is called, then it can be iterated over multiple times.
The triumph of news is that it so seldom appears to be really new, but merely a fresh instance of a familiar general occurrence.
But the latest incarnation of that resentment is not an uproar over newly disclosed wartime atrocities by Japan's military or a fresh instance of discrimination against ethnic Koreans living in Japan.
Porsenna, thus reconciled to the Romans, gave them a fresh instance of his generosity, and commanded his soldiers to quit the camp merely with their arms, leaving their tents, full of corn and other stores, as a gift to the Romans.
This can result in a predefined action by the Cloud Management Agent e.g., moving a hijacked VM into a quarantine environment, alerting the user and simultaneously starting a fresh instance of VM2 based on its VM image.
They rose up to protest an apparently fresh instance of a very specific pattern of injustice.
But that does not mean we should avert our concern, even if we feel impelled to avert our eyes, and this year provided fresh instances of filmmakers who felt the need — which they would stoutly and rightly defend — to haul their patient, pensive films to the brink of nastiness and beyond.
While the host establishment gets a fresh infusion of energy and in some instances publicity, a guest bartender gets not only access to a new group of customers but also a break from familiar surroundings and chores.
A fresh poll of 1,000 steel workers from across the country, for instance, shows that 90% of those asked are in favour of keeping the opt-out.
On the contrary, Bush's latest budget plan is a fresh splash of Reaganism -- eliminating taxes on dividends altogether, for instance.
