The phrase "a new springboard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a fresh opportunity or platform from which to launch new ideas or initiatives.
Example: "The recent funding will serve as a new springboard for our innovative projects in renewable energy."
Alternatives: "a fresh launching pad" or "a new platform for growth".
"Last year the sale by Billy Joel to Jerry Seinfeld at $32 million set a new springboard," she said.
"Liverpool await, there are a few missing details, but Klopp will have a new reinforcement and for Pato the Premier League will be a new springboard".
The Geode, a G.P.S. device by GeoDiscovery, is a new Springboard module for the Handspring Visor that will not only show you your position -- even in the middle of the chaotic wilderness of Times Square -- but will also reveal the locations of the nearest hotels, restaurants and museums.
On November 7, you'll be able to pick up a new Springboard tab for no more than $200.
The new Springboard programme has wisely realised that there is a gap in the European eco-system for the super-early stage startup that really just needs enough cash to create something.
If you've had your eye on the Galaxy Tab 10.1 or Huawei's new Springboard tablet, the sign-up pages for both devices have just popped up on T-Mobile's site.
Ten startups were showcased to investors at the brand new Springboard accelerator programme in the UK today, which has joined Seedcamp, Startup Bootcamp and Hackfwd as one of the bigger programmes across Europe.
Recent progress in informatics and high-capability computing devices has offered a brand-new springboard for the aerospace community to reshuffle its traditional R&D criteria for functionalized composite structures.
Google has unwrapped two significant announcements for its enterprise customers, the most notable of which is the rollout of Springboard, a new digital assistant to help enterprise companies that make use of Google's services for business.
In utilizing the still-fresh ANN programs to comment on the Holocaust, he is both continuing an ongoing discussion about narrating trauma and also springboarding a new one about what ANN and deep dream represents in our image-obsessed world today.
In their view, stagings are a test of a director's ingenuity and serve simply as a springboard for a new and wholly imaginary dramatic construct.
