The phrase "a new example of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing or referencing a recent instance or case that illustrates a particular concept or phenomenon.
Example: "The recent study provides a new example of how climate change affects biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a recent instance of" or "a fresh illustration of".
iPhone / iPad Here's a new example of a retailer jumping into the social location space.
So I come forward this morning with a new example of litigation run amok.
UNICEF is scrambling behind the scenes to keep the initiative going.Meanwhile there is a new example of old-style aid in Sierra Leone.
Attendance was sparse at Tuesday's event, and anyone hoping to hear a new example of Beethovenian genius would have been disappointed.
Accusations of "racial profiling" in Mr. Lee's case didn't just offer a new example of the historic tension in America between concerns about national security and civil liberties principles.
The Web site is a new example of an online phenomenon once considered powerful enough to have its own buzz word — disintermediation — which has been applied to auctions, entertainment and classified ads.
In a new example of their efforts to showcase Republican ideas, House Democrats on Tuesday quickly jumped on one conservative Republican House leader's suggestion that promised Social Security and Medicare benefits need to be rethought for Americans under 55.
And the reason they have gone out on strike in a new example of a twisted militant logic, is that they want to stop good teachers being paid more money".
This furnishes a new example of a commutative, weakly amenable, non-amenable, radical Banach algebra.
This constitutes a new example of structure sensitivity in partial oxidation reactions on oxides.
Researchers believe the finding represents a new example of convergent evolution.
