The phrase "a new clocking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to timekeeping, scheduling, or performance measurement, often in technical or informal discussions.
Example: "We need to implement a new clocking system to improve our time tracking for projects."
Alternatives: "a new timing" or "a new schedule".
In this paper, a new clock-controlled cryptosystem intended for hardware implementation is proposed.
With the Crimea "referendum" a new clock has started to tick.
Just out is the Blackout Buddy, a new clock radio and L.E.D. flashlight that plugs in to charge.
At the main intersection, a new clock tower stood in the middle of a traffic circle, its digital display blinking, in red letters, "FREE AT LAST".
Come Double T Day, he promised, a new clock will be ready, perhaps emphasizing each family's share of the debt, now $89,518.
A new clock from ThinkGeek based on the binary numbering system may remind you of the days when telling time was a challenge.
Tivoli Audio, a maker of high-end table radios, is celebrating its 10th year in business with a new clock radio that's clad in aluminum, the material from which traditional first-decade anniversary gifts are made.
A new clock application, which displays the time through a small window in the m100's fliptop case, can be activated with the press of a button on the front of the unit.
As Gomes responded, Ditmas went on with rising suspicion, "Do you know how to wind it?" Finally, after a lengthy interrogation, Ditmas explained, "I never take on a new clock until I am satisfied with the owner; some people don't deserve the clocks they have".
"Then couldn't we just buy a new battery?" I think he sounded puzzled, but I cannot say for sure because by then, I was gone, up the steps to my office to check the six million or so auctions on eBay in search of a new clock in the one, true green color.
