The phrase "a new modality for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a new method, approach, or system for achieving something.
Example: "The researchers proposed a new modality for treating chronic pain that combines medication with physical therapy."
Alternatives: "a new method for" or "an innovative approach to".
In this work we describe a new modality for bedside chest DTS.
Their inhibition was recently shown to constitute a new modality for treating cancers.
Magnetic resonance urethrography was emerging as a new modality for imaging the male urethra.
Hence, cyclic RGD conjugation makes the GNP-based radiosensitizer tumor targeting, offering a new modality for enhancing radiotherapeutic efficacy.
We sought to create a new modality for treating these disorders by engineering electrical conduction tracts designed to propagate electrical impulses.
Rather, we are starting to see the creation of a new modality for users, who can have the freedom to interact with text in ways that are impossible with music or videos.
This report describes the implantation of a new design of intramuscular electrode to the diaphragm and introduces a new modality of electroventilation for diaphragmatic pacemaker.
Therefore, a new modality of treatment for patients with RCC is needed.
In a previous report, we described the Ambulatory Medical Assistance (AMA) project, a new modality of patient management for diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) patients undergoing therapy with R-CHOP or R-CHOP-derived protocols.
These results demonstrate that the induction of IDO+ DCs in Peyer's patches plays an essential role in the induction of oral tolerance and may provide a new modality of immune-based treatments for autoimmune diseases.
The discovery of antigens differentially expressed either on the surface of tumour cells or on part of their metabolic repertoire has created an opportunity for a new modality of cancer treatment.
