"fresh chance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to express the idea of a new opportunity or a second chance. Example sentence: After receiving a fresh chance, the struggling student was finally able to improve his grades.
Coal workers need to be given a fresh chance at the jobs of tomorrow".
Managed moves were introduced under the Labour government to offer a fresh chance to children at risk of permanent exclusion.
But to older Christians, the library offers a fresh chance to embrace the evangelist who touched them long ago.
Mrs. Arroyo's ascension gives Manila a fresh chance to address longstanding problems of political corruption and disappointing economic growth.
But now, before the victors win, there is a fresh chance to scream out, with a text message that will not vanish.
With the collapse of the Soviet Union and the breakup of the Warsaw Pact, Chechen separatists perceived a fresh chance to claim their own state.
Although Europe and America can no longer compete with Asia on production costs, the introduction of technical, patented innovations gives the rich world's textiles industry a fresh chance.
Now we have "Jersey Boys," directed by Clint Eastwood, which gives us a fresh chance to measure just how big a shot little Frankie was.
"And once it's done, they are liberated from the haunting memory of the past, given a fresh chance to restart all over again".
When old cases are transferred, the NRP is given a fresh chance to pay directly, so avoiding the 20 per cent charge.
"This time, I'm ready," Darlene vows at one of the city's women's shelters, warily facing a fresh chance to move up and out to a group home.
