The phrase "a sampler of new" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a selection or variety of new items, experiences, or ideas, often in a context like music, food, or art.
Example: "The exhibition features a sampler of new artists, showcasing their innovative works and fresh perspectives."
Alternatives: "a selection of new" or "a collection of new".
Homes outside London are the worst affected by what the Royal Institute of British Architects RIBAattackedked as "rabbit hutch" homes after it measured a sample of new homes on 100 developments.
But the show itself, like its two predecessors — one a sampling of new art from South and Southeast Asia, the other from Latin America — already existed under something of a political cloud.
We find that the negative relationship between CEO relative leverage and the cost of debt also holds with a sample of new public bond issues.
From a sample of new three-bedroom homes surveyed, it found Barratt homes were on average 6.7sq metres smaller than minimum space standards and Persimmon homes were on average 10.8sq m too small – about the size of a double bedroom.
'Your teeth you are in control' was used with a sample of new patients who attended the community dental service in Derbyshire or the paediatric dentistry department of Charles Clifford Dental Hospital in Sheffield.
Using a sample of new ventures from the Panel Study of Entrepreneurial Dynamics II, we provide evidence for the extent of such biases.
To help you figure out if an all-inclusive might be right for you, here is a sampling of new or recently redone resorts that go beyond the usual buffet spreads and bland accommodations.
If Restaurant Row on West 46th Street has long offered upscale culinary experiences like Barbetta, Firebird and Orso, a sampling of new high-end places in the area includes Esca, Thalia and Baldoria, as well as at least three flaunting the name Hell's Kitchen.
I report on a sample of new type I X-ray bursters, firstly detected with the Wide Field Cameras on board BeppoSAX and then studied with the Narrow Field Instruments on a broad spectral range (0.1 200 keV).
In a sample of new mothers, Terry, et al. [ 4] found evidence linking levels of stress and coping responses to depressive symptomatology.
