The phrase "a new offshoot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a new branch or development that has emerged from an existing source, such as a company, idea, or movement.
Example: "The company has launched a new offshoot that focuses on sustainable products."
Alternatives: "a new branch" or "a new derivative".
iPad IPC has launched a new offshoot from its Marie Claire magazine – Marie Claire Runway – focused on fashion.
Among the colleges experimenting this semester are Clemson, Central Carolina Technical College and Stony Brook University, as well as Texas A&M-San Antonio, a new offshoot.
Qiora, a new offshoot from Shiseido, has a system for treating the complexion from within by inducing relaxation and a sort of spiritual renewal.
There, officials talk of a new offshoot of the Kosovo Liberation Army, supposedly dismantled, that wants to take adjacent land currently in Serbia that has large Albanian populations.
The center is a new offshoot of the libertarian Institute for Justice, which has made a name for itself and its self-described "merry band of litigators" by bringing lawsuits on behalf of school choice and private property.
FRANKFURT — When Next Alternative, a Canadian start-up, wanted to raise money a few years ago, it opted for a listing on a new offshoot of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
Sync has been a major contributor to Ford's improved reputation and increased market share, though a newer offshoot known as MyFord Touch has been panned by Consumer Reports and criticized by buyers in a recent J. D. Power & Associates quality survey.
Returning to the Stratford Festival theatre in 1987, he directed the Young Company he had formed for a season and helped evolve, 10 years later, a brand new offshoot company in Toronto, the Soulpepper theatre.
If desired, you can also carefully cut the stem of the original plant an inch or two above the new offshoot to make it the new "main" branch.
WALLPAPER, the British design and lifestyle magazine that in its five years has come to define a generation of peripatetic hipsters, is now trying to dress those young hyperconsumers through a new fashion offshoot, Spruce.
Will Ferrell and his Anchorman director Adam McKay are to launch a new production offshoot aimed at boosting female-fronted projects for film and TV, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
