The phrase "a new concept which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing or explaining a new idea or theory in a discussion or text.
Example: "The research presents a new concept which challenges traditional views on climate change."
Alternatives: "an innovative idea that" or "a novel notion which".
Here we report a new concept, which efficiently combines metal ions and DNA.
Functional urban regions (FURs) are a new concept, which is also significant for landscape ecologists.
Internet-based process control is a new concept which has been received much attention in previous years.
Here, we analyze the established approaches and present a new concept which we call highest density contour (HDC).
For this reason, we characterize the concept of f-family by means of a new concept which we call non-deterministic ideal operator (nd.ideal-o).
For example, I recently launched an online music platform profiling unsigned YouTube talent and created a new concept which will allow these artists to move from behind their screens to the stage.
The creator of bitcoin displayed unquestionable technical ability, combining a number of pre-existing innovations into a wholly new concept which, for the first time, offered the possibility of a truly decentralised, tradable, digitally native commodity: bitcoin.
Introduction: Vascularized composite tissue allotransplantation is a relatively new concept, which was unavailable in the Indian subcontinent till a bilateral hand transplant was carried out successfully in January 2015.
Social capital is a relatively new concept which has attracted significant attention in recent years.
Revenue Management for the manufacturing sector is a relatively new concept which is explored in this book.
Theoretical analysis of a solar energy-powered Rankine thermodynamic cycle utilizing an innovative new concept, which uses supercritical carbon dioxide as a working fluid, is presented.
