The phrase "a new springboard for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a fresh opportunity or platform for growth, development, or progress in a particular area.
Example: "The recent technological advancements serve as a new springboard for innovation in the industry."
Alternatives: "a fresh platform for" or "a new launching pad for".
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.
"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 U.S. Retailer's Bakery Association stated in 2001 that bakeries will become the new springboard for successful retail meal programs.
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.
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.
MySpace has 127 million users around the world and built a reputation for being a showcase for new music and a springboard for careers.
It was hoped that AIP support would drive change by providing a springboard for new activities, by enabling new working patterns to emerge and by initiating service development.
And ISE could use the new exchange as a springboard for an acquisition of the CBOE or the American Stock Exchange, or a merger with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
The courses at Extension were a wonderful springboard for a new career in TESOL.
The Queen's platinum jubilee could be the springboard for a new bid for city status by Ipswich.
