"fresh prospect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a new opportunity, or something that holds potential for the future. For example: "She was excited about the fresh prospect of a new career in finance."
He promised to search for fresh prospects tonight.
Two fresh prospects were promoted: CNET, an Internet company; and Ariad Pharmaceuticals.
Culling the Prospects The love-hunting campaign for Mr. Big yielded more than 1,100 fresh prospects who met his general specifications, including 200 in Chengdu.
When he traveled to London in December, he went through the National Gallery, notebook in hand, jotting down fresh prospects for a possible hunt.
We present a workflow integrating post-stack seismic attributes and well-log facies analysis in order to understand the development history and depositional setting of the Weirman Field in central Kansas, and to propose a fresh prospect-evaluation approach for our study area.
And having declined a place among Roy Hodgson's stand-by list for Euro 2012, he is realistic about his prospects of a fresh chance at international level despite media speculation about a possible recall.
It will have the power to dissolve Congress and call fresh elections a prospect that must now have sharply improved.
Absent a fresh approach, prospects for the weaker economies are grim — a grinding down of government budgets and private-sector wages in a perhaps vain effort to become competitive with Germany (what the Europeans euphemistically call "internal devaluations").
Advances in information and communication technologies offer new prospects for development of user-friendly software toward integrated design and performance analysis of fresh produce packaging.
The film, directed and produced by Adam Yauch of the Beastie Boys, tells the stories of eight fresh-faced prospects.
