The phrase "new ambience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a fresh or different atmosphere in a particular setting, such as a room, event, or environment.
Example: "The restaurant has undergone a renovation, creating a new ambience that attracts more customers."
Alternatives: "fresh atmosphere" or "revamped environment."
Rattle and pound is the new ambience.
During the exhibit's stay in Santa Ana, the museum's interior courtyard has taken on a new ambience as a Chinese crafts festival.
Underpinned by standards defined in accordance with specific political, social and economic priorities, and projected into the world via dashboards and visualizations, the emerging data infrastructure of HE in the UK has the potential to reshape how universities are governed, and thereby to reshape organizational and individual behaviours within the new ambience of measurement and performance.
"In the beginning of January 2017 I arrived to Lomé and was spending my first night in a local bar, sipping beer and taking snapshots of the new ambience.
A new place provides a new ambience and breathes in freshness for new energies to develop.
The newer venue, in the City Hall Civic Center area, is flashier, with a sleek modern ambience of shiny metal table and matching seats.
It's a sign of its new calm ambience, where walkers will be able to sit and take in the views.
In their design proposals, most famously New Babylon, ambience could be adjusted and space reshaped by users to suit their changing desires or create new sensations, in a constantly evolving collective game.
Their words, however, are often drowned out by the sound of the dominoes that are slapped down hard by serious players in a classic mix of Old and New World ambience.
The new white ambience light bulbs should be more expensive than the $15 white light bulbs that produce only a single shade of white.
Nick airs highlights from the stage all this week, starting with Laraaji's blend of transcendental jazz and new age ambience and progressing to the industrial drones and abrasive riffs of Housewives.
