The phrase "anew with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing the idea of starting something again or approaching a situation in a fresh manner, often in a creative or innovative context.
Example: "After the setback, she decided to approach the project anew with a renewed sense of purpose."
Alternatives: "afresh with a" or "again with a".
She persuaded her husband to start anew with a more preservation-minded plan.
An old police adviser, he identified Labour anew with a commitment to law and order.
"It leads you to put your foot down anew with a little ancient African boogie".
Start anew with a coordinator who can groom the next starting quarterback to spearhead a balanced attack.
The scale of the fighting — among the most intense ground battles in Syria's war — has forced Lebanon to contend anew with a perennial problem.
Summer camp, potentially, provides an opportunity to begin life anew, with a fresh identity and erased personal history, like a participant in the witness-protection program.
Five months into his second term, which began March 12 , 1984 his troubles began anew with an investigation into a gubernatorial decree.
However, her new life of retirement in San Antonio, TX began anew with an old life long motto of serving others.
But Prince Harry, who is a 24-year-old lieutenant in Britain's prestigious Household Cavalry, has strained his fellow countrymen's tolerance anew with an incident caught on videotape in which he calls a fellow officer cadet from Pakistan a "Paki," a derogatory term in Britain for Pakistanis.
The obvious goal of this strategy is to begin anew with an order that does not suffer from the initial order's constitutional defects.
Walls seemed unconcerned about the effect of the media reports and their content, noting that the jury would begin deliberations anew with an alternate juror in place.
