The phrase "a new fate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a change in circumstances or destiny, often in a metaphorical or literary context.
Example: "After years of struggle, she finally embraced a new fate, one filled with hope and opportunity."
Alternatives: "a different destiny" or "a fresh outcome."
Tay, T. L. et al. A new fate mapping system reveals context-dependent random or clonal expansion of microglia.
Beginning by specifically invoking John Ford's staging of the shootout in "My Darling Clementine," Sherman imagines a new fate for the Doc Holliday character, here named Brett Wade and played by Rory Calhoun.
All leaf cells with tip growth behave as chloronema apical stem cells9 and this acquisition of a new fate is the most reliable sign of the reprogramming at present.
They become refugees and flee the Great Fire of Smyrna on passports they have managed to scam from the French consulate, heading to America and a new fate where "whatever he seemed to be would become what he was".
The commitment of a cell to a new fate corresponds to the disappearance of a valley from the landscape, not the splitting of one valley into two, and it occurs through a type of bifurcation - a saddle-node bifurcation - that possesses an intrinsic irreversibility that is missing from Waddington's picture.
Based in China since 2008, when he accepted an invitation to teach at the Beijing Film Academy's animation school, Geiger sees a parallel between his own life and one of the storylines common in many films, that of a character who unexpectedly is pulled toward a new fate.
You're publishing a new novel, "Fates and Furies," in September.
Following that incident, my Mom-Mom didn't hesitate to accept her new fate as a born-again Christian.
We developed a new contaminant fate model (CFM) that follows simple, well-established methodologies and is unique in its cross-border, seamless hydrological and geospatial framework, including lake routing, a critical component in northern environments.
"The idea that a single and total view of the world could be universally imposed by a brutal police regime was a new political fate in the modern world," Ms. Chamberlain writes.
Following the critical success of last year's comeback album, Mountain Battles, they have just released a new EP, "Fate to Fatal", and they have curated the sold-out weekend festival for All Tomorrow's Parties that takes place later this month.
