The phrase "and includes a new" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when adding information about something that is being introduced or updated, typically in a list or description.
Example: "The report outlines the current policies and includes a new section on sustainability practices."
Alternatives: "and features a new" or "and presents a new".
The 2013 season will start in Australia on 17 March and includes a new race in New Jersey USA, according to a calendar released to teams.
The gala (March 19) emphasizes Graham's focus on Greek mythology, and includes a new work by the Greek choreographer Andonis Foniadakis, based on the story of Echo.
Borrowing the gear costs $5, and includes a new pair of socks for guests to keep that retail for about $6.
The announcement was made ahead of the 12 June premiere of Orange Is the New Black season three and includes a new clip from the upcoming season.
The term "process" means process, art or method, and includes a new use of a known process, machine, manufacture, composition of matter, or material.
The Admissions Office committed to expanding the program, which now reaches 20,000 prospective students and includes a new letter written by a Yale undergraduate.
In 2011, the company upgraded its mobile operating system to iOS 5, and included a new feature called Reading List.
We present numerical methods, based on an integral equation formulation and including a new algorithm for moving curves with curvature-dependent velocity.
The new chips cram more circuits onto each piece of silicon, run at much faster clock speeds -- or electronic heartbeats -- and include a new technology known as hyperthreading.
Called the Central Artery-Tunnel, the Boston road will replace an elevated highway in residential neighborhoods with an underground system and include a new tunnel under Boston Harbor.
Within the next three years, Sci4S will incorporate robotics and coding, and include a new partner program that promotes technology and innovation for the benefit of the world.
