The phrase "a new leaflet" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a recently created or updated informational document, often used for marketing or educational purposes.
Example: "We are excited to announce the release of a new leaflet that outlines our services and upcoming events."
Alternatives: "a fresh brochure" or "an updated pamphlet".
So a new leaflet was launched this week to explain how the mortgage code protects homeowners considering equity release.
"A cool selfie could cost you your life," the interior ministry warned in a new leaflet packed with tips such as "a selfie with a weapon kills".
Among the adverts for "quality nets" and second-hand cars, a new leaflet has appeared on the community noticeboards scattered around the Cornish fishing port of Newlyn.
A new leaflet from the Environment Agency says that sites must be inspected if they are to be regularly used for scattering ashes.
Just a couple of weeks ago, a new leaflet was hanging in the spot she usually uses at a Gristede's supermarket.
For example, if they were made in an election leaflet, then the candidate would be obliged to issue a new leaflet to deliver to the same households that received the originals, stating which facts were untrue or unverifiable.
A new IRA leaflet was distributed to households in the area by masked men on Saturday, stating that a local resident had been asked to leave the area, but had refused and been forcibly removed as a result.
A new information leaflet has been produced to help increase awareness of the issue and gather information from local communities.
Dr Janine Elson, group medical director of leading IVF clinic the CARE Fertility Group, says they are being approached by increasing numbers of women desiring to get pregnant over the age of 50, and have designed a new information leaflet specifically for those women.
The media launch of the new leaflet for breast cancer screening last year was marred by a spokesperson from the Breast Cancer Campaign telling women they should be aware of the hazards of screening but should "attend screening appointments when invited".
Our new leaflet has been approved by the public and patients.
