The phrase "a new vigorous" is not correct in written English as it lacks a noun to complete the expression.
It could be used in a context where you are describing something that is both new and vigorous, but it needs to be restructured for clarity.
Example: "The team introduced a new vigorous approach to problem-solving that energized the entire department."
Alternatives: "a fresh energetic" or "a novel dynamic".
Perhaps the strongest supporters of the separation of church and state in the founding era were the communicants of a new, vigorous church, the Baptists.
To this Mr. Pulitzer gave his personal and almost undivided attention, and by this agency first impressed upon the public mind the fact that a new, vigorous, and potent moral force had sprung up in the community.
First, the opposition has been revitalised by a new and vigorous student movement, untainted by the past.
It might be expected that a new and vigorous religion would stimulate a new religious literature to sing of its greatness and glory.
Tackled it will have to be, not least because of a new and vigorous European water quality law being brought in over the next decade.
Under the very noses of the purists a new and vigorous American slang came into being, and simultaneously the common speech began to run amok.
The younger generation is desperately seeking a new, more vigorous image for the party after the drubbing the Liberal Democrats received in the upper house elections on June 12.
Ambassador Smith hopes that the Prize will galvanize a new and vigorous exploration of American history and the institutions of American politics among dramatists and creators of musical theater.
For the firm is currently gearing up for a battle with a new and vigorous competitor: Google.Here we Google againGoogle dominates the internet-search business, much as Netscape once ruled in web browsers and RealNetworks did in media players.
There is talk of another estate, in the Graves like Haut-Brion, and Prince Robert has already embarked on a new and vigorous public relations program, traveling the globe to promote the wines.
In an interview yesterday, Mr. Pitt laid out his ideas for "a new and vigorous regulatory board" that sounds far better than the one envisioned in the bill passed by the House of Representatives.
