"marvelous new" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to describe something that is impressive, fantastic, or extraordinary. An example sentence using "marvelous new": The company has just launched a marvelous new product that is expected to revolutionize the market.
But Jacobs, the great 20th-century philosopher-evangelist of urban life, would surely recognize this retired restaurant cook, a resident of the Lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans and the subject of Jonathan Demme's marvelous new documentary, as an indispensable "public character".
Jonathan Franzen's marvelous new novel, "The Corrections," starts out as discouragingly as any marvelous new novel you'll ever read.
"She said, 'I have a marvelous new person!' " said Eddie Alfaro, Ms. Smaltz's longtime hair colorist.
Communicating in these new, exciting and sometimes treacherous ways that these marvelous new machines now allow.
The pleasure of discovering marvelous new ingredients and messing up a kitchen in the process?
If you think you've seen this dance too many times, think again: the Koch provides a marvelous new frame.
Reviewing what he called Mr. Sobin's "marvelous, mesmerizing new novel" in The New York Times last month, Christopher Lehmann-Haupt wrote: "It is one of those rare, haunting novels that you consume in a single sitting and that you put down wondering what day it is and where you are, as if awakening from one of Cabassac's enrapturing dreams".
Philippe Cabassac, the fly-truffler referred to in the title of Gustaf Sobin's marvelous, mesmerizing new novel, is obsessed to the point of madness.
For example, joy may be a description of a state of automatic (a tasty meal) or reflective (graduation) origins, and internal (realization of self-standards, such as fitness) or external (seeing a marvelous New Year's Eve fireworks display) sources.
Leon James and Trisha Brown remain themselves, and yet, together, they become something marvelous and new.
It's marvelous that new music of this caliber is being used for dance and that sets of this inventiveness are being put to the service of choreography.
