The phrase "a new stance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a change in position, opinion, or approach regarding a particular issue or topic.
Example: "The organization has adopted a new stance on environmental sustainability, emphasizing the importance of reducing carbon emissions."
Alternatives: "a fresh perspective" or "a different position".
A new stance of the Negro, a new attitude.
Jeter came to spring training to continue working on a new stance that essentially eliminates his stride.
As the stack grows they move to a new stance, at D, the top of a bookcase.
Fehr, in a memo late Friday, told players and agents that they "should not read too much" into reports of a new stance by the league.
After a spring training game against the Milwaukee Brewers, Jackson — who taught himself to hit left-handed — went back to the clubhouse with a new stance.
Karen McVeigh asks whether a new stance on abortion could jeopardise hundreds of millions of dollars of aid for maternal and children's health.
This paper presents a preliminary kinematic evaluation of a new stance-control knee ankle foot orthosis that was designed to address these limitations.
Those candidates may hold different viewpoints, have different life experiences, and could provide a fresh new stance that benefits a large corporation.
With contract negotiations expected to begin next year, the leaders of the city's unions signaled a tough new stance, insisting they would seek higher raises now that the city's finances have improved.
The announcement seemed aimed at assuaging demands by organized labor for more protection against imports while also tamping down labor's expectations of a combative new stance toward China.
France's government is looking to adopt a tough new stance on online racism, anti-Semitism and other hate speech that would allow authorities to shut down offending websites amid a recent rise in hate crimes in the country.
