The phrase "a prototype of new" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts discussing the development of new products or ideas, but it needs additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "The team presented a prototype of new technology that could revolutionize the industry."
Alternatives: "a model of new" or "an example of new".
Ramesh Raskar, left, holds box with conventional barcode, while Ankit Mohan holds a prototype of new Bokode.
Thus, a prototype of new design of neutron polarizer was introduced.
When I was at school, being seen to be serious about anything I felt strongly about — other than my devotion to the latest anarchic / ironic indie band — was a potential source of great embarrassment and if our experience of running a prototype of New Views with London sixth-formers over the last three years is anything to go by, not a whole lot has changed since.
A prototype of the new car, the first equipped with a new high-efficiency engine to be offered in North America, will be exhibited at an auto show in Detroit in January, the company said.
Student teams work on a term project to develop a prototype of a new social television application.
It became a prototype of how new media could become a powerful tool in the hands of otherwise defenseless civilians.
In 1975, Steve Jobs, working the night shift at Atari, was asked if he could design a prototype of a new video game, Breakout, in four days.
Power housing: Copper wiring stretches from a prototype of a new kind of generator, which was designed with the variability of wind speed in mind.
In this paper, we report a prototype of a new pivot bearing having three degrees of freedom.
The researchers also built a prototype of a new type of screen that widens the angle from which their projector's images can be viewed.
E Ink, one of the two companies developing this "electronic paper", revealed a prototype of a new lightweight e-reader, scheduled to go on sale in 2003.
