The phrase "a fresh term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a new or recently introduced word or phrase in a specific context, such as academia or linguistics.
Example: "In our discussion about modern technology, we often come across a fresh term that captures the essence of innovation."
Alternatives: "a new term" or "a novel term".
Anybody seeking a fresh term after ten years in office had better be an adept salesman.
Now, in the election on April 9th and 10th, he is seeking a fresh term of office.
A Philippine election watchdog group said Saturday that its unofficial count showed President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo had won a fresh term by narrowly beating a film star, Fernando Poe Jr., with 39percentt of the votes to his 37percentt.
Ben Summerskill, chief executive of the gay rights group Stonewall, who has said he will not be re-applying for a fresh term as a commissioner, told the committee: "Trevor has also interfered twice inappropriately with applications in order to promote the candidacy of less well-qualified friends of his".
(On April 11th another huge earthquake struck under the sea off Aceh, but although coastal areas were evacuated, it did not produce a feared tsunami .Seeking a fresh term as governor on April 9th, Mr Yusuf lost, despite being the favourite for re-election.
Now that President Barack Obama has won four more years in office, we can also celebrate a fresh new term of sensational style from The First Lady Michelle Obama and the First Daughters, Malia and Sasha.
But the effort comes with a built-in consolation prize should it fail: depleting some of Mr. Obama's political capital as he embarks on a new term with fresh momentum.
A dozen years into its life, the United States Information Agency needed alternative to the anodyne term information or malignant term propaganda: a fresh turn of phrase upon which it could build new and benign meanings.
Rory Smith's Mister (Simon & Schuster) casts a fresh long-term perspective on footballing insularity, showing how British coaches helped bring the game to the world but found themselves and their insights forgotten or ignored at home.
But seven goals in his last four matches – including a hat-trick against Leicester – has seen Sanchez hit top form for both club and country, and the Daily Mail reports that the Gunners are ready to reward Sanchez and secure him to a fresh long-term contract.
When an incumbent player signs fresh terms with the club his representative can also again receive a fee.
