The phrase "a new reckoning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a significant change, evaluation, or reassessment is taking place, often in relation to social, political, or personal matters.
Example: "The recent events have led to a new reckoning in how we address systemic inequality in our society."
Alternatives: "a fresh assessment" or "a new evaluation".
From "Lights Out: A New Reckoning for Brain Death," by Gary Greenberg.
A new reckoning known as true cost accounting is putting dollar figures on industrial agriculture's contribution to soil erosion, climate change and public health.
A new reckoning is under way in India over how best to stabilize a population that is set to surpass China's as the world's biggest by midcentury.
The goal of these historical investigations is to bring American society to a new reckoning with how our past affects the current conditions of African-Americans and to make America a better place by helping the truly disadvantaged.
The fast-changing dynamic is forcing a new reckoning with the Islamic Front, which says it has waited fruitlessly for help from Arab states that was promised but never delivered.
All too often, prosecutors and judges are bribed or bullied by politicians.In this section The European Union's week from hell The Arctic contest heats up A new reckoning Getting on with big brother The final mystery European redemption ReprintsMost of the bomb's victims were employees of Albademil, a local contractor working for an American firm selling ammunition to the new Afghan army.
Because the uncertainty of dead reckoning increases over time and maybe over distance, celestial observations are taken intermittently to determine a more reliable position (called a fix), from which a new dead reckoning is begun.
Combined with May's election, which unexpectedly ejected an incumbent government -- a turn credited largely to impoverished voters -- the current crisis seems to point to a new power reckoning in India.
Crooks, Holvey and Leeds – who claims Trump "jumped" on her and began to paw her while the two were seated next to each other on a plane – are the first accusers to publicly renew their claims amid a new, national reckoning with sexual assault and harassment.
Instead of expanding at a 5.7percentt annual rate, the economy stood still in the period, under the new reckoning.
"It's a new chapter," reckons Marten Yousef, the tribunal's spokesperson.
