The phrase "a new crown" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as discussing dental work, royal symbolism, or metaphorical achievements.
Example: "After years of hard work, she finally earned a new crown in her field, symbolizing her success."
Alternatives: "a fresh crown" or "a recent crown".
Retrofitting a new crown to an existing dental device is challenging.
In 1852, a year before Perry's arrival, a new crown prince, Mutsuhito, was born.
She went to Dr. Mercurio for a series of dental procedures including a new crown, fillings and a tooth implant.
After a fire, buds under the woody outer layers of this organ quickly grow, using the undamaged original root system; a new crown develops within a few months.
With computer-aided design (CAD) software and rapid prototyping (RP) technology, the shape of the contralateral central incisor was duplicated and reproduced to make a mirror-image for a new crown.
Instead of standing with the Saudis, Mr. Trump's critics call for, as Senator Lindsey Graham recently did, sanctions that would persuade King Salman to appoint a new crown prince.
A new crown-group frog (Amphibia: Anura) from the Early Cretaceous of northeastern Inner Mongolia, China.
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Saturday, June 11 , 1977 was Belmont Day, and 71,026 racing fans filled venerable Belmont Park, eagerly anticipating the crowning of a new Triple Crown champion.
In 2016, the New York Racing Association, which runs Belmont Park, at which the Belmont Stakes and Triple Crown are won, commissioned a new Triple Crown trophy that would be designed and created not by Cartier, but by sculptor Roberto Santo.
He wasted little time in turning his tribe's long-held rule of succession, designed to maintain tribal harmony, on its head, by nudging aside the Crown Prince and imposing a nephew as the new Crown Prince and making his 30-year old son Deputy Crown Prince and effective day-to--day ruler of the realm and ahead of hundreds of senior princes.
