The phrase "a new determination of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fresh assessment, calculation, or decision regarding a particular subject or variable.
Example: "The researchers conducted a new determination of the chemical composition of the sample."
Alternatives: "a fresh assessment of" or "a revised evaluation of".
Curie made a new determination of its atomic weight and prepared metallic radium.
In 1735 he set off on an expedition with C.M. de la Condamine to measure an arc of the meridian near the Equator in Peru; he used the results obtained to make a new determination of Earth's shape.
Another element is bodily, a new determination of the flow of the animal spirits and blood.
As a result, Einstein was awarded a PhD by the University of Zürich, with his dissertation entitled, "A New Determination of Molecular Dimensions".
Two recent deadly shootouts in Qalqilya between Palestinian forces and armed Palestinian militants of the Islamic group Hamas have been mentioned as evidence of a new determination on the part of the Palestinian security apparatus.
We see this as early evidence of a new determination to re-focus the group on businesses that make reasonable returns.
This may be the result of a new determination to provide rapid, reliable information on such threats in this country [ 22].
The rare convictions of ex-Khmer Rouge fighters appear to reflect a new determination by the government of the prime minister, Hun Sen, that augurs well for the delayed UN-backed genocide tribunal.
"We are confident that the momentum demonstrated here in Rabat will result in a new determination and a new sense of urgency to address the remaining challenges".
The software prepared for the reduction of the data and their analysis includes a new exact determination of the drag coefficient CD based on the original formulas and its dependence on altitude and solar activity during the satellite lifetime.
To be sure, on remand EPA will have to make a new threshold determination of whether it is "appropriate" to regulate mercury from power plants, this time considering compliance costs as well as health benefits.
