The phrase "a new perception of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a fresh or different way of understanding or viewing a particular subject or concept.
Example: "The documentary offers a new perception of climate change, highlighting its impact on local communities."
Alternatives: "a fresh perspective on" or "an alternative view of".
These insights from recent research demand a new perception of responsibilities and accountabilities of nation states to support planetary stewardship.
This dynamics will reflect a new perception of trust assigned to the informant, or extend the set of informants by admitting the addition of new informant agents.
"It is part of an effort to create a new perception of Mexico in the world," said Jeffrey Davidow, the United States ambassador to Mexico since 1998.
But it lays out the evidence that a new perception of space-time is fast becoming a reality of working life.
If many of them do so, it could begin to shape a new perception of the freshman class as a group.
The result, I predict, will be a new perception of the mechanisms underlying evolutionary change — one in which the emphasis is on changes in regulatory elements, in RNA genes and in segments of DNA other than protein-coding genes.
The increased critical awareness enables learners to appropriate language without being colonized by it.[15] Decoding allows participants "to perceive reality differently…by broadening the horizon of perception…[It] stimulates the appearance of a new perception" that allows for the transformation of the participants' concrete reality (Ibid 115).
"He would open their eyes to an entirely new perception of what a forest is and can be".
This summer gave me a completely new perception of Buffalo.
And, in one of his last stage appearances playing Spooner in Pinter's No Man's Land at the National, he offered a whole new perception of the character.
Some of these you may have seen a million times, while others may spark an entirely new perception of the legend's life.
