The phrase "fresh opinion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a new or recent perspective on a topic or issue.
Example: "I would appreciate a fresh opinion on this matter before we make a final decision."
Alternatives: "new perspective" or "novel viewpoint."
As the race starts, fresh opinion polls predict a photo finish.
A fresh opinion poll suggests that despite Hunt's efforts to portray the walkout as politically motivated and based on misinformation from the BMA, the public are largely behind the strike.
In fact here's a fresh opinion that may well be typical of what we can expect: leopold bloom (@leopoldbloom16) @kidweil @guardian that's what we get for playing 3 players from the dismal draw last week.
The Stoics call a passion like distress a fresh opinion that something bad is present (Andronicus, 65B): you may have been excitedly delighted when you first saw you'd won the race, but after a while, when the impression of the victory is no longer fresh, you may calm down.
Once again, this is not the provocative, fresh opinion Dawkins obviously thinks it is.
Delight is an irrational swelling, or a fresh opinion that something good is present, at which people think it right to be elated.
Can one buy fresh opinions in the marketplace?" In truth, one reads the top section of each page with mounting excitement, and the bottom two sections rather dutifully.
While Mr. Mooney chose to expand in New Jersey, the Livingstons' strategy is to convince executives that Long Island abounds in demographically desirable consumers with fresh opinions, if only someone would ask.
But Ewing also took time to voice fresh opinions on team business, his most telling comment taking aim at a franchise he felt could have done more to win a title during his tenure.
CFRB, a prominent Toronto news-and-talk radio station where he has always done much of his advertising, eventually gave him his own Sunday-evening show, called "You Don't Know Jack" ("Fresh opinions on the news and social issues of the day").
This generation cares about pop culture, social activism, fresh opinions and of course, change.
