The phrase "a new experiment that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a specific experiment that is being discussed or described in more detail.
Example: "We are conducting a new experiment that aims to test the effects of light on plant growth."
Alternatives: "an innovative study that" or "a recent trial that".
Now, a new experiment that gave the fish more choices shows the opposite.
A new experiment that measures the energy budget of a collapsing bubble for the first time indicates that so-called "bubble fusion" is unlikely to occur.
¯¯¯PANDA is a new experiment that will be installed at HESR, the new antiproton storage ring under construction as a part of the FAIR facility at Darmstadt, Germany.
We describe a new experiment that combines transmission based structural probes, such as dispersive EXAFS (EDE), with diffuse reflectance infrared spectroscopy (DRIFTS) and mass spectrometry (MS), at high time resolution.
A new experiment that smashes gold nuclei at near light speed could mimic the particle soup created an instant after the Big Bang.
With my 33rd book, The Serpent's Bite, a novel about a dysfunctional family, I am embarking on a new experiment that will attempt to meld the old with the new, the print world with the digital world.
She is a participant in a bold new experiment that could transform the lives of the girls and young women in the region: unlike the vast majority of her peers, Zahra is being granted an education.
But Chile is trying a radical new experiment that I helped conceive, to short-circuit this process.
However, we could run a set of new experiments that are spaced out such that each flamingo is in a different animal's home range.
He is working on a piece called Would, Should, Can, Did, a series of seven new "experiments", that premieres at the Barbican this week.
Our results are consistent with new experiments that reveal a correlation between the dependence on cooling rate of the length scales associated with the spacing of main branches, and the distribution and average size of constituent phases that form during late stages of solidification.
