The phrase "a new serving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fresh portion of food or drink, or metaphorically to indicate a new experience or offering.
Example: "After the main course, we were delighted to receive a new serving of dessert that was simply exquisite."
Alternatives: "a fresh portion" or "an additional serving".
Every night seemed to bring a new serving of fresh hell: Melania Trump's Michelle Obama imitation, Rudy Giuliani's Father Coughlin imitation, Ted Cruz's sententious revenge, the chants of "Lock Her Up!," the buttons reading "Life's a Bitch, Don't Vote for One".
2) A new serving transmitter selection method, using an RSS prediction method, in the link switching decision phase is proposed.
Five years after producing a pork-bloated water bond proposal that failed the smell test, the Legislature has offered up a new serving that's lean and digestible.
Anna Fisher, director of food and nutrition services for the Mount Diablo Unified School District, about 30 miles east of San Francisco, recently made use of a federal grant to help purchase a new serving line that allows students to choose their own food from a display.
Offer a new food with a familiar food (which is why you'll nearly always find a new dish served with rice or pasta at our house).
But as a new dish was served he was silenced.
We also add a new figure serving an analogous function for non-tomographic cues to clarify them.
Walk in the Slottsskogen Park or have Sunday brunch at SoHo (Ostra Larmgatan 16), a new restaurant serving American-style brunch between noon and 3pm.
I walked up the block to Seventh Avenue to discover a new restaurant serving vaguely Latin food with entrees that were about $17.
Allotment owners in Bristol have pledged to oppose plans to concrete over their land to build a new bridge serving a bus route to the city centre.
A new network serving a single community might pay 25- 50percentt more for its channels.
