The phrase "a new strata" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a new stratum" when referring to a single layer or level.
You can use it when discussing a singular layer or level in a context such as geology, sociology, or any field that involves categorization.
Example: "The researchers discovered a new stratum of sediment that provided insights into the region's geological history."
Alternatives: "a new layer" or "a new level."
A reduction in the general corporation tax to 21percentt in April 2014 will support the tax relief incentives, while a £50m investment into ultrafast broadband will create a new strata of twelve "super-connected cities" enjoying speeds of 80-100Mbps – perfort fonlineine multiplayer gaming and digital downloads.
The challenge here comes from the transition itself, when massive companies disintegrate in an orgy of creative destruction and a new strata of startups are built from the ashes.
My dissertation, "Gramsci 1954: Italian Intellectuals, the RAI, and the Philosophy of Praxis" asks about transformations in the character of philosophy in 1954, at a moment when a new strata of Italian intellectuals emerged in connection with the expansion of the RAI and the beginning of national television service.
Using the GRIMM software, Ross et al. (2005) reported the first attempt to reconstruct the X Y chromosomal rearrangements and found a scenario consistent with strata 4 and 5, a new stratum that they defined.
If Gawker's comment-fields are any indication, most of the ire over the e-mail takes one of the following forms: upset over its pomposity; bewilderment over its shoddy composition; or disgust over the sort of culture -- in the Academy generally and in New York City specifically -- that could give rise to a new stratum of tone-deafness.
The alternative now envisioned by some House members — legal status without access to citizenship — would effectively create a new stratum of society, a permanent second class of Americans.
That's the majority and then there's a new stratum globally — very successful, capable professionals who move around mostly in the science and engineering fields.
The proliferation of lesser offices, many filled by lawyers, created a new stratum of gentlemen who enjoyed the king's privilege.
In summary, our work highlights a new stratum of the genetic code wherein the differential use of synonymous codons serves as a regulator of specific protein levels, and underscores how breakdown of the machinery that reads this code can contribute to neurologic disease.
The Museum of London is already rich with such salutary moments; Tom Hunter's take on the forthcoming galleries adds to them at least a couple of new strata.
"I asked them, 'why wouldn't I?' " Somewhere along the way, Mr. Margules had not only discovered a new career path, but also a whole new stratum of society.
