The phrase "a new template which" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a specific template that is being discussed or described in more detail.
Example: "We have developed a new template which streamlines the reporting process for our team."
Alternatives: "a new template that" or "a new template designed to".
To obtain this synthesis design approach, we have introduced some new templates which are defined by rules of replacing the k-CNOT/FREDKIN/SWAP gates using a template matching approach.
We extract a template from a stack in the 1st measurement, create s stack using the extracted template in the 2nd measurement and update a stack by a new template in which some virtual resources are changed in the 3rd measurement.
Initially, the co-founders had market tested a service that required designers to learn a new templating language, (which they didn't like), before making the shift to the current product, which doesn't require its users to know how to code.
In Proposal of template management technology, we propose a new template management technology which mediates users and OpenStack, and show how to resolve existing problems.
Therefore, we propose a new template management technology which has a mechanism of transaction management like roll back or roll forward in case of abnormal failure during stack operations, template sharing among end users and System Integrators, template extraction from existing environments and reflection of actual environment change to stack information.
"We've now got a new template for preparing for a Test match, which involves quite a bit of alcohol early in the week," joked McGeechan.
In the PPCP procedure, a newly extended DNA strand is ligated to form a circular DNA, which serves as a new template in the next PCR cycle.
New York's graphic approach, developed by the designer Milton Glaser, created a new template for modern magazines.
It was the 1976 New York City Marathon that created a new template for marathons everywhere.
