The phrase "a new fixation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a fresh focus or obsession regarding a particular subject or object.
Example: "The artist's latest work represents a new fixation of her childhood memories, capturing the essence of her past."
Alternatives: "a fresh obsession with" or "a renewed focus on".
In this paper the design and experimental analysis is presented of a new fixation device of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) grafts of the knee.
But since the band's guitar-centered 2010 debut album, "Innerspeaker," Mr. Parker has found a new fixation: synthesizers, analog of course, which now heave their own wobbly and not-quite-in-tune notes into the foreground and push songs toward midtempo.
Moreover, considering the feasibility of transposition of the 5S rRNA genes [ 49, 50], new genes could arise by new fixation of unfastened short number copies from pre-existent tandem arrays (e.g., the class II arrays).
This finally may lead to the development of new fixation techniques for bone of lowered quality such as in case of osteoporosis.
With the introduction of new fixation systems and designs, there has been a recent reemergence of interest in cementless fixation of the tibial component in total knee arthroplasty.
We evaluated the performance of our new fixation detection algorithms in a variety of ways.
It will help the researchers and the clinicians alike for the better treatment of patients and future development of new fixation designs.
As reconfiguration progresses, the images of the new fixation point gradually deblur and the accuracy of the position estimate of the point improves allowing the cameras to be aimed at it with increasing precision.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the possibility of implanting the anterior atlantoaxial lateral mass intervertebral cage, a new type of fixation, by the transoral approach.
The results of three ongoing clinical trials for LCA2 have revealed safety and efficacy [39] [40], [45] with some patients exhibiting visual gains sufficient to generate a new locus of fixation or pseudo-fovea [55].
