The phrase "a new description" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a fresh or updated explanation or characterization of something.
Example: "The author provided a new description of the main character in the latest chapter, highlighting her growth throughout the story."
Alternatives: "an updated account" or "a revised explanation."
Someone think up a new description, please.
'I want you to write a new description, write it for me personally.
But a new description, provided by people with detailed knowledge of the videotape, conflicted with accounts today of exactly what was shown.
These are the people who used to be described by the last government as hard-working families – a new description, perhaps, but facing the same challenges.
But she did not offer a new description of how many of Trump's supporters fit into that basket of deplorables — if it wasn't half, how many was it?
One, a new description of sex addiction, is "hypersexuality," which, in part, is when "a great deal of time is consumed by sexual fantasies and urges; and in planning for and engaging in sexual behavior".
Cuomo also came up with a colorful new description for the pro-Trump coverage on Fox News as well as the "Trump Trinity" of Sean Hannity, Tucker Carlson and Laura Ingraham.
But if we identify a model with its description, then each new description yields a new model, which seems to be counterintuitive.
Due to this new description a considerably simpler proof is enabled.
To this end, the blocked element description from the high swirl case was extracted and incorporated into a new CAD description of the port flow geometry (Figure 7d).
For each chemically distinct peptide-like molecule a new PRD description is created with a unique identifier and information about its chemical composition, connectivity, structural description (e.g. glycopeptide, anthracycline, lipopeptide, etc).
