The phrase "a new frequency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sound, communication, or changes in patterns or behaviors.
Example: "The researchers discovered a new frequency that could enhance the clarity of the audio signal."
Alternatives: "a different wavelength" or "an altered frequency".
"Call now London," an air traffic controller says to us, followed by a new frequency.
"Vocalizations can alert predators, and moving their calls into a new frequency could have made communication safer," O'Brien said.
A new frequency synthesizer using a hybrid analog/digital loop filter is presented.
In this paper, a new frequency selection method for efficient FRF-based model updating is proposed.
Indeed, even certain words of encouragement can sometimes sound wrong to an ear attuned to a new frequency.
They're very clever people, and they've figured out a way in regulation to discriminate, to find a new satellite spectrum or a new frequency or whatever.
In this paper, a new frequency-domain method that can consider the initial conditions is proposed.
This paper presents a new frequency-domain method to analyze physically non-linear structural systems having non-proportional damping.
These include grey diffusion, several types of multi-group diffusion, and a new frequency-dependent source capability that addresses the NLTE nature of the laser energy deposition.
To test the reproducibility of retinal thickness measurements in healthy volunteers of a new Frequency-domain optical coherence tomography (OCT) device (Spectralis OCT; Heidelberg Engineering, Heidelberg, Germany).
A new frequency-domain electromagnetics algorithm is developed for simulating curved interfaces between anisotropic dielectrics embedded in a Yee mesh with second-order error in resonant frequencies.
