The phrase "a marvelous new" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both wonderful and recently introduced or created.
Example: "The artist unveiled a marvelous new sculpture that captivated everyone at the gallery."
Alternatives: "an amazing new" or "a fantastic new".
"She said, 'I have a marvelous new person!' " said Eddie Alfaro, Ms. Smaltz's longtime hair colorist.
If you think you've seen this dance too many times, think again: the Koch provides a marvelous new frame.
It's a marvelous new British film about two gay men whose one-night stand stretches on toward what looks like, at the close, real love.
(Instead of fiction, they might try a marvelous new documentary, "Autism: The Musical," that premiered in April at the Tribeca Film Festival).
(Chinen) ★ Billy Hart Quartet (Friday and Saturday) The drummer Billy Hart, 71, has a marvelous new album featuring this longtime working group, featuring prominent acolytes: the tenor saxophonist Mark Turner, the pianist Ethan Iverson and the bassist Ben Street.
I just read a marvelous new book, "Shadow of the Silk Road," by Colin Thubron, a peripatetic British journalist who followed the ancient trading route during the SARS outbreak of 2003.
For example, joy may be a description of a state of automatic (a tasty meal) or reflective (graduation) origins, and internal (realization of self-standards, such as fitness) or external (seeing a marvelous New Year's Eve fireworks display) sources.
Now wrap them in secrecy so tight it would make the CIA blush, throw out a few hints about marvelous new chip technology and you'll understand the intrigue surrounding Transmeta, which will unveil its first products on Wednesday.
Sullivan's marvelous new book, "A Whale Hunt," finds him once again in a canoe but a canoe of an entirely different order.
But Jacobs, the great 20th-century philosopher-evangelist of urban life, would surely recognize this retired restaurant cook, a resident of the Lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans and the subject of Jonathan Demme's marvelous new documentary, as an indispensable "public character".
King, "I Have a Dream" speech, 1963: The marvelous new militancy which has engulfed the Negro community must not lead us to a distrust of all white people, for many of our white brothers, as evidenced by their presence here today, have come to realize that their destiny is tied up with our destiny.
