'a new functionality' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a new feature or function of a product, system, or program. For example, "We've just launched a new functionality that allows users to customize their profiles."
Does the mutation confer gain-of-function, loss-of-function, or a new functionality altogether?
The evolution of ATP synthase is thought to be an example of modular evolution, in which two subunits with their own functions have become associated and gained a new functionality.
Bioisosteric functional group information was used to design a new functionality, sulfamides, that complies with the requirements of the pharmacophore previously defined.
We would argue that this allows one of the copies of a gene to evolve with lesser functional constraint [ 54], which eventually could help it acquiring a new functionality (such as, iap and bro genes).
This procedure aims at introducing a new functionality in the thin coatings self-repair ability.
A new functionality is added to use different minimum approach temperatures for various heat exchangers.
It is extremely rare that a few amino acid changes can impart to a protein a meaningful new functionality; most typically, such changes result in loss of function (Bloom & Arnold, 2009).
While the original RESCue and DyMIN STED approaches offered greatly reduced bleaching of fluorophores, guided STED adds a fundamentally new functionality to the AI STED principle, preventing sample damage by avoiding sensitive regions.
In addition, this version includes a completely new functionality for direct interrogation of the BioMart and VeP Ensembl resources (i.e. for SNP array automatic annotation).
Facebook released a bunch of new functionality through its API program, including a super simple account login and analytics for apps with push notifications.
The ability to easily add a new algorithm with new functionality to a PQ meter is clearly necessary.
