"newly introduced concept" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to something that has recently been brought into a situation or introduced as something new. For example: "The newly introduced concept of online learning has quickly changed the way students learn."
This program, called Internetting, was based on the newly introduced concept of open architecture networking, in which networks with defined standard interfaces would be interconnected by "gateways".
We discuss the newly introduced concept of cone metric spaces.
This paper proposes a voiced speech segregation system based on a newly introduced concept called dynamic harmonic function (DHF).
Besides, its properties were investigated, and two examples clearly show the advantages of the newly introduced concept.
To this end, the results of an empirical verification of a newly introduced concept, named terraphilia, are presented.
Cognitive reserve (CR) is a newly introduced concept, which refers to performance differences in cognitive processing that make the person more likely to maintain cognitive functioning in spite of disease or damage [7].
Finally, we present a model contingency plan to demonstrate how all newly introduced concepts integrate together.
The practice exams were meant to complement the use of clickers during class, which provided opportunities for peer interaction and practice with newly introduced concepts based on multiple-choice questions.
Demand response is a newly introducing concept for making the markets in electric power industry.
Newly introduced communication concepts such as ad-hoc networks and wireless sensor/actuator networks now enable the deployment of extremely decentralised control architectures.
This paper is aimed at validating in the laboratory a newly introduced gradation design concept intended for controlling structural assembly strength (stability) and drainage characteristics (field drainability).
