The phrase "a new cup" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a cup that has recently been acquired or is different from an old one.
Example: "I just bought a new cup for my morning coffee, and I love the design."
Alternatives: "a fresh cup" or "a different cup."
"It's a new Cup, yes," Onorato said.
When the collector handed Sherman a new cup, they said, the seal was not intact.
Not surprisingly, it has given rise to a new Cup phenomenon: base envy.
The boat, a new Cup class and one of only three AC 72s launched this year for the first time in preparation for the 2013 Cup finals in San Francisco, was training amid a wind of about 25 knots.
This is another tricky year for Davis Cup with the Olympics also on the calendar and with some stars, including Nadal, continuing to call for a new Cup format.
The New Yorker, October 15 , 1927P. 17 Black Cat is the mascot of the Red Caps at Grand Central & they give it water in a new cup each time.
In a nation fighting obesity, the arrival of a giant new cup in the US coffee shops of Starbucks might leave some people scratching their heads.
Wallace et al. stated that the mugs were "badly degraded," and that a similar new cup released only 200 μg of lead (800 μg/L) in the same conditions (Wallace et al. 1985, p. 290).
The brand has released some pretty decadent-sounding flavors over the years, but this is a whole new cup of coffee.
If a nesting male failed to deposit any material in the nest cup within two days of material provision, the nest cup and material were removed and a new nest cup and 12 g of coconut fiber were given to the control pair, reversing the treatment assignment of each pair in the cohort.
But I began to realize that I was getting cup after cup of coffee or tea, each time with a new paper cup, a new sleeve, plastic cap, etc.
