The phrase "a new apogee" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a new peak or high point in a particular context, such as achievements, developments, or experiences.
Example: "The recent technological advancements represent a new apogee in the field of artificial intelligence."
Alternatives: "a new pinnacle" or "a new peak".
Precision war reached a new apogee in Afghanistan, where nearly two-thirds of the weapons used were of this type.
The second Ansari X Prize flight was flown on Oct. 4, 2004, by Brian Binnie and achieved a new apogee milestone of 367,500 feet (112,000 metres), surpassing the X-15 rocket plane's altitude record by 13,000 feet (4,000 metres).
With its independence came a new apogee, and for a brief time Seibal became a prominent regional capital located on the important Pasión River trade route.
But her posturing over Brexit, which reached a new apogee on Tuesday with her soon-to-be-infamous "that right, it's Scorched Earth Brexit!" speech, is thoroughly populist.
The very name and vision of our firm was chosen to challenge leaders and their organizations to achieve their individual and collective Apogee, a new level of peak performance, to win for their shareholders, their customers, their associates, and themselves.
Apogee (from which a new brand name was made in 1994, 3D Realms) grew from a small startup to a successful corporation.
They look at reports of Tesla's shitty treatment of its factory workers, and reports of Amazon's shitty treatment of its warehouse workers, and conclude that Musk and Bezos — and, by extension, other tech titans too, guilty of surveillance capitalism, attention fragmentation, and truth decay — represent the apogee of a shitty exploitative system, rather than a new frontier in human achievement.
By Richard Brody F. W. Murnau's 1924 drama "The Last Laugh" (a new restoration of which is featured in a two-disk set from Kino) may well be the apogee of silent-film production.
F. W. Murnau's 1924 drama "The Last Laugh" (a new restoration of which is featured in a two-disk set from Kino) may well be the apogee of silent-film production.
Even now, rather than make a new statement, the latest crop of curvy bodices take the pouting '50s sex kitten Brigitte Bardot for their template, more than half a century since the apogee of Bardot's career, in the 1956 movie ".
Goody has often been described as a media creation, an apogee of the phenomenon of nonentities famous for being famous.
