The phrase "new usage of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing a recent or different way of using a word, phrase, or concept.
Example: "The new usage of the term 'selfie' has evolved significantly over the past decade."
Alternatives: "recent application of" or "novel use of"
Megan Garber on how linguists are recognizing new usage of the word "because".
This new usage of nano-fillers for polymers was demonstrated with a biomedical polyurethane and a surface coated nanoclay that thermodynamically attracts the additive in the polyurethane.
"Jamie is SO going to kiss you!" Drama SO is a new usage of the word so that gained prominence starting in the 1980s.
Overview papers (Roberts 2012; Warner and Zakieldeen 2012; Warner et al. 2012; Oliver-Smith et al. 2013), as well as case studies (see http://www.lossanddamage.net/empirical-research) on the new usage of L&D are now emerging.
And to woo users in one of the world's most competitive and saturated markets, it's throwing in something new: usage of WhatsApp will be zero-rated for FreedomPop users.
In summary, our data provide for the first time a potential new usage of ATO, that is, in combination with TRAIL as an antieukemic agent.
The low-tech task seemed endless: Previously unknown words or new usages of known words were always coming to light in archaeological ruins.
Now, an interesting aspect of the studies at hand is how they point to how new media make way for new usages of the alphabet as a communication technology.
Compared to the numerous applications identified by Soccol and co-workers in 2006 [20], in the subsequent decade the significant decrease in price and increase in production has opened the route to several new usages of citric acid that had remained idle due to prolonged high prices.
Will the good news of a new usage for anticancer treatment open the Pandora's box for transmissible diseases?
Even if we call this new usage a form of writing, we can see Anglophone societies as now having two kinds of writing.
