The phrase "a new cornerstone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a fundamental element or principle that serves as a basis for something new, such as a project, idea, or initiative.
Example: "The introduction of renewable energy sources is seen as a new cornerstone in our efforts to combat climate change."
Alternatives: "a fresh foundation" or "a vital pillar".
During his tenure in 2008 9, Abe's predecessor, Aso Taro, proposed the "soft power" of "Cool Japan" as a new cornerstone of his nation's economic strategy, and Abe launched a "Japan Brand Fund" to great local fanfare in 2013.
One of the motorcycling world's magnet cities and the host of the Bike Week rally every March, left, Daytona will gain a new cornerstone attraction this summer, when Destination Daytona makes its debut.
Nanoscale co-precipitation strengthening in steels has received increasing attention in recent years and has become a new cornerstone for the development of advanced steels with superior combination of mechanical, welding, and irradiation properties for a new era.
When you consider how much time the average person spends in their vehicle every day — about two hours according to most studies — this type of marketing could become a new cornerstone.
Together with SBML and SBGN to describe and represent the models, SED-ML is a new cornerstone of the edifice enabling to completely encode a computational systems biology project.
To conclude, TERT promoter mutations are predominantly found in the subgroups of malignant endocrine tumors, such as malignant PGL and adrenocortical cancer, and the observation of C228T mutations in 12% of ACCs adds a new cornerstone to the mutational panorama of these tumors.
There is too much on the line, and those that have been dismissed by the mainstream must be the cornerstone of a new foundation, a new building, a new day -- brick by brick, stone by stone.
Illumina is also at the forefront of developing the new cornerstone of contemporary forensic science -- being able to generate a physical description of the DNA's donor based on their genome profile.
I would handpick my replacement: the woman who would be the new cornerstone of our home.
Despite losing Paul to the Clippers and the new cornerstone Eric Gordon to injury, Williams saw to it that his team remained competitive.
Now both are gone, leaving the franchise's new cornerstone, LaMarcus Aldridge, oddly enough selected immediately before Morrison in the 2006 draft, to lead the way forward.
