The phrase "a new guide for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a resource or manual intended to provide information or assistance on a specific topic or subject.
Example: "We are excited to announce the release of a new guide for beginners in digital marketing."
Alternatives: "a fresh manual for" or "an updated resource for".
The frontier process by which the well-wooded, well-watered regions east of the Mississippi River were settled is described inJohn Mason Peck's A New Guide for Emigrants to the West (1836).
Perhaps rather than creating new Rules for domesticating the commitophobic male as a needy, supportive mate, New Yorkers require a new guide for romance in the 21st century.
The government has prepared a new guide for parents on the treatment of young children with mental disorders.
In view of the problems detected, a new guide for the drafting of hand hygiene guidelines and protocols is proposed.
Our work may provide a new guide for designing excellent piezoelectric materials by enlarging polymorphic phase transition boundary.
The Department for Education's Passport to Adoption, a new guide for prospective adopters launched last month, is, says Thornberry, "disappointing" in its explicit reiteration of the status quo.
This novel perspective on credit creation of the banking system also offers us an insightful understanding on the impacts of banking regulations on the stability of the banking system and suggests a new guide tool for designing them.
We've written a number of posts on the subject previously see the list below but we've just released a new guide: Considerations for Flipping Your Class [PDF].
Last week, a new guide was released for journalists (easy prey for this secretive group) advising on how to spot members of the pimp lobby.
A new guide is now available for Molecular Engineering: http://guides.lib.uchicago.edu/molecular.edu/molecular
The meeting also marked the launch of a new guide on HIV/AIDS policy for corporations working in China.
