The phrase "a new configuration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a rearrangement or reorganization of elements, systems, or ideas in various contexts, such as technology, design, or theoretical frameworks.
Example: "The researchers proposed a new configuration of the network to improve data flow and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a different arrangement of" or "a revised setup of".
No one had any vision; no one was articulating for people what might be a new configuration of "the good life".
Doubtless these changes have been germinating for quite some time, but they have never been demanded as part of a new configuration of political power.
Mr. Motian has a new configuration of musicians at the Village Vanguard, and he's getting them to produce this species of heightened perception.
The centerpiece of the Fox deal will be the ABC Family Channel, a new configuration of what is now Fox Family Worldwide.
The modern cancer world came into being thanks to a new configuration of federal politics, popular activism, finance, corporate activity, and science.
He said Russia might apply pressure with a more cautious statement, like a demand for "a new configuration of political leadership".
Even the constitutional referendum that was pushed by the junta and was widely condemned as a sham -- the government arrested people who urged voters to reject it -- may force the generals into a new configuration of power.
This year there will be a new configuration of the performance space, Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine: audience members will be seated in the middle, with the band surrounding them.
Far from the neutral line the magnetic field is frozen in the plasma; however, near the neutral line it becomes unfrozen and diffuses through the plasma, establishing a new configuration of magnetic field lines.
The opposition held east of the city has remained in a state of chaos in recent weeks as the main al-Qaida group, the Islamic State of Iraq in Syria (Isis), has fought a series of battles with other opposition groups, led by a new configuration of militants known as the Islamic Front.
A new configuration of familiar names – one, anyway: Ben Esser, presuming it's the same gentleman who featured as a Guardian New Band of the Day back in 2007, when he was unveiled as "Dizzee Rascal [if he] was a skinny white doofus playing Bontempi beat-pop".
