The phrase "a new ceiling in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a limit or boundary that has been raised or improved in a specific context, such as performance, achievement, or standards.
Example: "The recent advancements in technology have set a new ceiling in what we can achieve in renewable energy."
Alternatives: "an elevated standard in" or "a higher limit in".
Hope Not Hate set up a base in derelict premises, and volunteers travelled across the country to prepare it for the coming battle; putting up a new ceiling, plumbing in toilets and setting up a print room.
He ended up putting in a new ceiling and redoing the stairs".
In this article, we present a new ceiling view based biometric sensing that using the pyroelectric infrared (PIR) sensor.
The new ceiling in the kitchen also serves as the new floor in the gym, which was built to handle 1,000 pounds of weightlifting gear and cardio equipment.
Now we have fresh evidence, straight from the highest halls of power, that the world of internships is a morally bankrupt free-for-all, a new glass ceiling in the making: the Tories have been auctioning them off at a recent fundraiser, as reported in the Mail on Sunday and called out by Jackie Ashley on Comment is Free.
We want to attach the new ceiling drywall in a decoupled fashion.
It was paid $2 million to lay new linoleum and hang new ceiling tiles in the hospital's ground floor, drain the flooded basement and fix the central air-conditioning.
The current owners gutted the apartment, putting in a new tin ceiling and chandelier.A sofa bed that fits cleanly in the space and a large-screen TV are included in the price.
But aside from a new gilt ceiling panel in place of the old skylight, the restaurant looks much the same as the old place, where artists, socialites and bohemians gathered to eat under the indulgent gaze of Johnny Nicholson, who sold his namesake in January 1999.
The auditorium was rebuilt with a new sloping ceiling and gallery in 1800.
