The phrase "a new faction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a recently formed group or organization that shares a common interest or goal, often in a political or social context.
Example: "The political landscape has shifted dramatically with the emergence of a new faction advocating for environmental reforms."
Alternatives: "a fresh group" or "an emerging coalition".
If Mr Putin represents a new faction at the heart of power, it is remarkably hard to spot.
Undaunted, Gandhi, joined by a majority of party members, formed a new faction around her called the "New" Congress Party.
Everyone when they turn 16 must choose a new faction, or remain in the one they have been raised in.
Labour's leader, Ehud Barak, the minister of defence, quit his party, together with four other members of parliament, setting up a new faction called "Independence".
A new faction in the country's Islamist movement has staged more violent protests lately that have sometimes resulted in the temporary closure of factories.
A new faction describes itself as non-populist-socialist, in an effort to distinguish their leftist policy stance from Mr Morales's personalistic populist style.
"Hey, pleasure to meet you, Zoran, could you get me a coffee?" Every day there's an important new faction in Greece or Spain that suddenly has leverage because yet another government must be formed by lunchtime or "the markets" will be cross.
Soon, though, he started hearing accounts of a rampage by Machar's new faction on a Dinka area in the Bor region.
A new union faction calling itself Unite Alliance hopes to take up positions on the executive council next year, according to the group's website.
He began with ambitions of expanding Labor into a new unity faction called One Israel, and ended up with a weakened, demoralized party confused about its identity.
A new political faction was created by the leaders of the church, whom Torgils had repressed, together with a group of nobles and the dukes, and in 1306 the marsk was executed.
