The phrase "a new prototype of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing or describing a recently developed model or version of a product or concept.
Example: "The company has unveiled a new prototype of their electric vehicle, showcasing advanced features and improved efficiency."
Alternatives: "a new model of" or "an updated version of".
Mr. Salam said he favored a new prototype of Republican leadership that projected humility rather than grandeur, understated competence rather than soaring rhetoric and vision.
Originally an all-male institution, the university blends the teachings of the seminaries found in the religious city of Qom with traditional academia to educate a new prototype of pious technocrats.
He is reminded of the pressure he was under from the German media in the lead up to that 2006 tournament and, ultimately, the relief when his youthful team not only surpassed expectations but seemed to usher in a new prototype of attacking German football.
News about the public road tests came soon after Google announced a new prototype of its pod-like autonomous vehicle.
Based on the conclusions of this study, a new prototype of LTD-SE with rhombic drive mechanism is being developed.
By implementing this idea, a new prototype of single screw expander was designed and manufactured.
The paper describes the operation and thermal analysis of a new prototype to determine thermal balance of radiative cooling.
We have designed a new prototype for the purpose of high controllability.
Zuckerberg also demonstrated a new prototype for a wireless version of its Oculus Rift headset.
Prognosis research is important to identify which factors to study as potential predictors of differential treatment response, which might lead to a new prototype test (left hand of translational pathway in fig 1).
Ruf is building a new prototype nicknamed "Godzilla" capable of speeds approaching 360kmh.
