The phrase "a new juncture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a new point or stage in a process, situation, or development.
Example: "The company is at a new juncture, where it must decide on its future direction and strategy."
Alternatives: "a new crossroads" or "a new phase".
For someone like Bernie Bickerstaff, who joined the N.B.A. in 1973 as an assistant coach, Thomas's presence in New York signals a new juncture in the push for power by blacks in a sport they've dominated numerically for nearly 30 years.
But we are at a new juncture in our understanding of biology and the technological tools now available to us.
For many, their arrival marks a new juncture, a psychological cut-off point whose consequences are yet untold.
Heathrow's proposals mark a new juncture in its expansion campaign, as it has previously not been drawn on specific plans for new runways.
THE EPIC political and humanitarian crisis in Venezuela is due to pass a new juncture Thursday when President Nicolás Maduro is sworn in for a second six-year term.
The takeover fever in Europe's power industry reached a new juncture today, when Germany's political leaders were effectively handed responsibility for deciding between encouraging competition or supporting creation of a new national champion.
His death could signal a complicated new juncture in the U.S.-led military offensive against Islamic State.
As we move through different phases of life, it's important to remember that all that we were that has brought us to this new juncture is still a part of us, it still informs us, it has created a formula for us to survive and be successful and achieve.
As Xi made clear today, during his three-hour address to the Party Congress, he sees this moment as "a new historic juncture in China's development" — and himself as the man to seize it.
At this juncture, a new economic monster appeared: stagflation, a chimera of inflation, recession, and unemployment.
The current administration's desire for control of information is not a new phenomenon, but at this juncture, there is a clear need for a countervailing force in favor of openness.
