The phrase "a new mode which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a new method, approach, or system in a discussion or explanation.
Example: "The research proposes a new mode which enhances user interaction and engagement."
Alternatives: "a new method that" or "an innovative approach that".
There's also a new mode, which lets you plot a climbing course for the character by drawing a route on the screen, which then highlights the relevant arm and footholds.
Escalation, meanwhile is a new mode which has e-sports firmly on its agenda: it involves teams capturing three areas and ramps up respawn times at the end of each round.
I figure that the old way of music appreciation, which usually begins with composing experiences – understanding the function of harmony and melody and rhythm, and then on to sonata form and so forth – can be augmented by a new mode, which sorts out the current abundance into different kinds of listening experiences.
The 3DS version includes two modes, "Original Mode" which plays the same as the original Wii version, and "New Mode" which introduces a handful of new items to make the game easier, including extra health.
Another new mode which is a more strict Team Death match.
Besides the traditional skip, inter and intra mode, we add a set of new modes, which are inter coding modes with redundant motion vector.
Io Interactive has developed some clever new modes, which endow the game with playability levels that are unprecedented in the series.
Moving onto Battlefield, famous for its wide multiplayer maps and kicking off 'levolution' on the next-gen consoles, comes two new modes which are sure to thrill.
Organizationally, taking up local climate change policies meant that municipalities had to develop a new mode in which coordination and collaboration between the traditional sectoral policy departments in municipalities was to be arranged.
There is also a new mode of vibration which may come from structure changes.
He also shared that he is currently testing "a new mode of Glass which automatically takes a picture every 10 seconds without any distraction or disruption".
