The phrase "a new size for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a different dimension or capacity for an object, product, or concept.
Example: "We are excited to announce a new size for our popular product line, catering to a wider range of customer needs."
Alternatives: "an alternative size for" or "a different size for".
If the rubber band is too small, ask the orthodontist for a new size of rubber bands.
To avoid confusing customers used to hunting for small sizes, Mr. Manning also created a new size system, numbered 1 to 5, for top pieces like shirts and sweaters (a size 1, for example, fits men 5-foot-3 to 5-foot-5).
Remember that your child's foot will grow at a rapid pace and that he may need to be fitted every few months for a new size.
This paper introduces a new sizing methodology for ground coupled heat pump (GCHP) systems which takes into account groundwater flow (by using G-functions based on analytical models) in order to achieve an economic optimization of the total cost of the project.
A new size-dependent model for functionally graded microplates is developed by using the modified couple stress theory.
The present study develops a new size-dependent nonlinear model for the analysis of the behaviour of carbon nanotube-based resonators.
Retail came one step closer to serving a significant portion of the US inclusive fashion market opportunity last week, when J.Crew announced the launch of a new, size-inclusive collection called Universal Standard for J.Crew.
In the present paper, we propose several kinds of adaptively relaxed iterative algorithms with a new step size for solving the split feasibility problem in real Hilbert spaces.
A subcommittee there, working on new size standards for shore neighborhoods, plans to present its own proposal next month, according to Marilyn Ozols, Madison's planning and zoning administrator.
