The phrase "a new orientation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a change in perspective, approach, or direction regarding a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The organization is adopting a new orientation of sustainability in its business practices."
Alternatives: "a fresh perspective on" or "a different approach to".
"A new orientation of the landesbank sector has in this context special importance".
It currently faces a fundamental decision on a new orientation of its energy strategy.
"Flamingos evolved a whole new way to feed, with a new orientation of the head," he says.
A new orientation of British strategy in Helmand is to use military force to curb the influence of local drug barons, whose trade supports the insurgents.
Removal of His174 results in a new orientation of Gly164, which now might prevent oxygen from accessing the flavin cofactor.
Suggestions for a new orientation of GHIs have started to emerge based on accumulated country-based experience and other complex factors [ 49].
The high UV absorption without degradation opens a new orientation for the effective use of UV-absorbers without the photocatalyst adverse effects.
Faith demanded a new worldview, a new orientation to life, a letting go of baggage and an unclenching of our hands for a future of possibility.
A new orientation relationship of bicrystal samples, the non-uniplanar case, is proposed, which expands the orientation relationship of bicrystal samples from two dimensions to three dimensions.
Just as the laws of physics are independent of which directions in space are designated x, y, and z, and remain unchanged if the coordinate axes are rotated to a new orientation, the physics of quantum chromodynamics is independent of which directions in three-dimensional color space are identified as blue, red, and green.
There is no doubt that Europe needs a new orientation and implementation of policies that lead to stabilisation, development, progress and prosperity.
