The phrase "a fresh push for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a renewed effort or initiative towards a specific goal or cause.
Example: "The organization is making a fresh push for environmental sustainability in the community."
Alternatives: "a renewed effort for" or "a new drive for".
There could be a fresh push for changes soon.
The Taliban are his foe yet he promises a fresh push for a negotiated peace.
Recent allegations of abuse have spurred a fresh push for improved conditions and rights.
The document is expected to be showcased at an international donor conference in London on Thursday, which is intended to mark a fresh push for assistance to Syrians trapped on both sides of the conflict.
Attorney general Eric Holder used the anniversary of US school desegregation to call for a fresh push for immigration reform, saying it remains vital to reducing inequality among future generations of American children.
The UK is making a fresh push for bilateral talks with member states on the future right of UK nationals to vote in their adopted home nations in municipal and European elections.
The Coalition has called a special joint party room meeting for Tuesday afternoon to debate its position on same-sex marriage, after a fresh push from advocates for MPs to be granted a free vote.
There is a fresh push from the media industry for the warrant process to be contestable so that lawyers could argue their case for keeping the source confidential.
Obama's press spokesman, Jay Carney, insisted that the White House remains committed to reform, though he gave little initial indication of any fresh push for action in Congress.
The report calls for a fresh push to weed out this kind of petty corruption as well as on the parties to ensure their councillors are educated to deal with diversity.
One, in 2011, found that 70% of people would consider voting Labour; only 58% could bear to vote Conservative.A fresh push for decencyThe retreat of Mr Cameron's modernising project is therefore bad news for the Tories.
