The phrase "a new preference" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a change in likes, choices, or inclinations, often in the context of personal or consumer behavior.
Example: "After trying several brands, I have developed a new preference for organic products over conventional ones."
Alternatives: "a fresh choice" or "a different inclination."
In response Moody's cut the island's credit rating, warning that the law signals "a new preference for shifting fiscal pressures to creditors" that could lead to defaults.
"The Bush administration has moved away from the traditional U.S. insistence on 'peaceful means' toward a new preference for a specific end, which is securing the status quo," said Kurt Campbell, an Asia expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
In this paper, we introduce a new preference relation based on a reference point approach.
The adoption of a new preference can then take the form of revision by such a preference sentence.
Other new tools include a new preference menu dedicated to the developer tools, as well as a first implementation of SourceMap Support and changes to the Object Inspector.
If you are still having trouble getting your browser to run E10S, go back to about:config and right-click to request a new preference.
Netscape will create a new Preferences file if it doesn't find one in the System Folder.
In the app a new Preferences page has a number of personalization options.
The CHU 9D, a new preference-based measure of health-related QOL, has been developed in Sheffield, exclusively for and tested with children.
If this finding is confirmed, then the recommended approach would be to either (1) develop utility weights for one of the pediatric quality of life instruments or (2) design a new preference-based HRQL instrument to measure preferences for child health/maltreatment.
You can choose any variety of fruits to prepare the dessert – feel free to experiment with other mixed fruits according to your preference for a new taste.
