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The phrase "a new day of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to signify the beginning of a fresh period or opportunity, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "Today marks a new day of possibilities for our team as we embark on this exciting project."
Alternatives: "a fresh start of" or "a new era of".
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#GivingTuesday began with a simple question: On the heels of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, could we trigger a new day of giving after two days of getting?
Headlines proclaimed a new "day of infamy".
"It's a new day of marketing," says Richard D'Amico, president and chief executive at D'Amico & Partners.
"Every day since Lynda has been taken from us has been a new day of pain and loss.
He added: "This new statute could give us a new day of consultation between the president and the Congress".
In Nazran, witnesses described a night of panic that gave way to a new day of fear over how easily the conflict in Chechnya had spilled into Ingushetia.
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Monday is, of course, a new day for the mailman.
They want to pretend that history has long passed and today's a new day full of sunshine and multi-colored unicorns.
They want to pretend that history has long passed and today's a new day full of sunshine and multi-coloured unicorns.
"The Dawn of a New Day," the better of the two originals, was, like "Christina," a ballad, but in a different sense, riding a slow-bobbing vamp.
The cycle of impulsivity, instant gratification and then regret brought on by the clarity of a new day is part of the experience.
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