The phrase "a new yard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a recently established or renovated outdoor space, typically in the context of gardening or landscaping.
Example: "After months of planning and hard work, we finally have a new yard that we can enjoy with our family."
Alternatives: "a fresh garden" or "a renovated outdoor space".
New facilities for cleaning the restrooms and emptying the toilet holding tanks are opening in New Haven by the end of the year, and a new yard in the Bronx opened last month.
They have also just acquired a new yard near Nuneaton (currently by appointment only).
This is L'Ami's first season with a new yard, however, and Enda Bolger's training regime seems to have rekindled his enthusiasm.
He ran his own yard back in the 1990s, but there were troubles with that, he says vaguely, and now he drives his van to make enough for a new yard.
And they oppose using taxpayer money to give Norfolk Southern a new yard, contending that the company was already contemplating reconfiguring its Lancaster operations before it was approached by the college.
With its physical plant stretched to capacity, the company built a new yard in Bridgeport that is about 10 times the size of the 60,000-square-foot yard in Mamaroneck.
But the Twins' decision to forego a roof at their new yard may have increased the baseball's urgency for making a change.
The new yard had a fresh Astro-Turf surface and was planted with evergreens.
Barafundle is also interesting, just 3lbs higher than when he chased home Grands Crus, but SAPHIR RIVER (2.30) made a good start for his new yard the other day and was placed in Grade One company in France at this trip only a year ago.
Fescue & Sons Yard Care is a new residential yard care service targeting rural, middle-class residents with large yards.
Close had arrived to celebrate the opening of a new "puppy yard," which Winfrey had financed, for a hundred thousand dollars.
