The phrase "a new breadth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a new level of understanding, perspective, or scope in a particular context.
Example: "The research provided a new breadth of insight into the effects of climate change on marine life."
Alternatives: "a new dimension" or "a fresh perspective."
BARGEMUSIC June 27 at 8: The upcoming appearance by the Flux Quartet — renowned for its performances of works by such downtown composers as Morton Feldman and Annie Gosfield — is a testament to the new breadth of programming at the floating chamber-music series.
To reflect the new breadth, there's a new tagline: "Samsonite Life's a journey".
Girl Power, co-produced with with Jan Zajíček, adds new breadth to an exciting, emergent graffiti narrative: female writers calling B.S. that theirs is a male-dominated art.
The show brings new breadth and detail and a new sense of collectivity to a familiar tale that is, for the Modern, also hallowed ground.
The new breadth of Mr. Sharif's support will make him either a drag or a spur to greater Pakistani cooperation, and it positions Mr. Sharif as a potential prime minister, if the already shaky public support for the Zardari government completely erodes.
Two songs released in advance of the album reveal the band's new breadth.
The new breadth of the relationship has only been possible in recent years due to the reform of Depression-era laws which had separated lending from capital-market activities such as investment banking.
The man who created him on the page and the stage, Harvey Fierstein, won Tony Awards for both Best Play and Best Actor in 1983, giving daring and triumphant new breadth to the notion of theater queen.
The new breadth of the relationship has only been possible in recent years due to the reform of Depression-era laws which had separated lending from capital markets activities.
