"Fresh day" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when expressing enthusiasm about a new day, or to describe a sunny, new day. For example, "I woke up to a bright, fresh day so I decided to get out of bed and take a walk."
To evaluate the outer cell layers of the femurs, bones were collected just after dissection (fresh; day 0) and following 2 and 4 days of culture.
Away from the storms, Friday will be a relatively cool and fresh day for most of the country, with some sunshine.
His comments came on a fresh day of turbulence in the financial markets, which saw the Swiss central bank prompt fears of global currency wars when it stepped in to halt the franc's rise against the euro.
Oil prices were in freefall on Friday, a fresh day of turbulence that followed a forecast from the International Energy Agency IEAA) that a glut of crude will persist for another year.
Out in the hallway at the second event, her newly named ambassador to the West, an energy industry lobbyist named Kit Kimball, was expressing concerns about the wolves now roaming the Rocky Mountains, and promising Western officials and business leaders that a fresh day had dawned at Interior.
George Osborne has floated the possibility that Greece might need to be sacrificed to save the euro after a fresh day of jitters on the world's financial markets saw Spain's long-term borrowing costs hit their highest level since the launch of the single currency.
We have fish Tuesday because it's fresh Tuesday.
Turner didn't look particularly fresh Sunday, mustering just 17 yards on 13 carries.
We've had a series of puzzles from the Westchester Crossword Puzzle Tournament, and now this fresh Friday from Ed Sessa.
And although memories of the police crackdown on protesters were still fresh, Sunday's event was peaceful.
It's a fresh Saturday morning in Napier, a cheery city on the east coast of New Zealand's North Island.
