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"new graduates" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to people who have just completed their studies or training program. For example: "The company is looking to recruit new graduates from across the country."
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"Seeing new graduates blossom into competent professionals".
International assignments can be critical in attracting new graduates.
New graduates can use the centers for a year.
There would be jobs for our new graduates.
For 10 new graduates in Manchester, however, life glitters.
The market for new graduates is tougher than ever before.
Top scientists are advising new graduates to seek work abroad.
He ended up hiring new graduates of Yale Law School to fill 8 of 21 positions.
Among the rejected candidates were a number of jobless new graduates.
Many also deferred hiring, leaving new graduates in a glutted market.
Young people certainly play jazz, as a steady stream of new graduates from the conservatoires shows.
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