The phrase "a new superior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who has recently taken on a higher position or authority in a hierarchy, such as in a workplace or organization.
Example: "After the recent restructuring, we have a new superior who will be overseeing our department."
Alternatives: "a new manager" or "a new boss".
In this context, Ovechkin is a new, superior kind of Russian.
Rather, it has developed an entirely new business model to profitably exploit a new, superior technology.
The order's vicar general will take over until a new superior is elected, Father Corcuera, 55, wrote in a letter to his colleagues.
In 1844, when Mother Guérin was away from her convent raising money, the bishop ordered her congregation to elect a new superior, in a bid to eject her from the very order of nuns that she had founded.
M (Ralph Fiennes) is under siege from a new superior, C (Andrew Scott), who plans to merge MI5 and MI6, and to make common cause with eight other nations in a global intelligence network.
Cocceji also inspired the establishment in 1750 of a new Superior Consistory to supervise church and educational affairs and began the process of legal codification that culminated after Frederick's death in the issue of the Prussian Common Law (Das Allgemeine Preussische Landrecht) of 1794, one of the most important 18th-century efforts of this kind.
Lincoln successfully argued that the railroad company was not bound by its original charter extant at the time of Barret's pledge; the charter was amended in the public interest to provide a newer, superior, and less expensive route, and the corporation retained the right to demand Barret's payment.
If none of these things bring a smile to your face or the possibility of more money, more power or a cuddly new superior doesn't move the needle on your feelings of ennui or dissatisfaction, it's time to think seriously about looking for greener pastures.
"Farmers will benefit from a range of new, superior solutions aimed at helping to advance the next generation of farming and to address some of society's most pressing challenges," the company says on a website advocating for the settlement.
Sanborn subsequently confronts James in a bathroom, telling his new superior officer, "I'm pretty sure I can figure out a redneck piece of trailer trash like you".
It is often suggested that molecular modeling of corrosion inhibitors can eventually lead to a more rational design of new superior inhibitors, but physically sound and predictive descriptors that would be generally applicable are still missing.
