The phrase "a prospective new" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something or someone that is being considered or anticipated as new, such as a candidate for a job or a product that is about to be launched.
Example: "We are excited to meet a prospective new employee who could bring fresh ideas to our team."
Alternatives: "an anticipated new" or "a potential new".
Two days later Jimmie Murray, a prospective new pier leader, was found dying on the waterfront near the shanty where Cute Charlie had been killed.
Their former owner has been arrested, the team is under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, and on Monday, a prospective new owner suspended his bid to purchase the team.
Mook said a prospective new onslaught of hardball, Breitbart-style attacks by the Trump campaign on Clinton would not rattle the Democratic nominee.
Discussing a prospective new coach, however, Solskjær backed Ryan Giggs to be given the opportunity to restore United to their former glories.
Unsurprisingly, countries like Libya and Iraq came out quickly in support of Yugoslavia, no doubt seeing a prospective new member of the rogue-states club.
In 2005, Cole could force not just the Premier League, but the whole of European football to scrap longstanding rules that forbid players under contract from talking to a prospective new employer until the latter stages of their deal.
Though Elliott has already assembled a slate of prospective new directors, the two sides remain involved in cordial discussions, this person added.
Mr. Kane has represented so many of these tourists that he has posted a greeting to prospective new clients on his Web site.
I have retail clients looking to expand their current businesses or to open their second or third shops in a Montclair location, prospective new residents looking for some of that creative Montclair attitude in an apartment or condo, nonprofit arts groups looking for a low-cost space, professionals looking for that small but fully updated space -- the list goes on.
To maintain confidentially, Woo then uses its "proprietary anonymizing technology" to strip out information identifying a user, meaning prospective new employers can judge based on skills, experience and demands.
Stylus Magazine also gave it an A and called it "a great album, and an outstanding place for prospective new Wilco fans to start".
