"renewed desire" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a feeling of strong or intense longing that has recently been revived or reawakened. Example: After months of distance and uncertainty, their time apart only fueled their renewed desire to be together.
"It plays into a renewed desire for optimism," she said.
Hauch emerged from the spiritual crisis with a renewed desire to write.
There is a "renewed desire" for government to promote traditional values.
Central banks, with their renewed desire to avert credit bubbles, are likely to take a keen interest.
The procedure went perfectly, and afterward, I felt a renewed desire to return to running, the sport I had fallen in love with as a hyperactive 18-year-old.
It is deeply moving and full of humanity, particularly in the way it describes the process of lifting men from a profound states of despair into a renewed desire to live and build a different future for themselves.
Umunna said the allegations of racism renewed MPs' desire to question Goddard herself.
The Labour MP Chuka Umunna, who is campaigning to be chair of the committee, tweeted that the allegations against Goddard renewed MPs' desire to quiz her.
It may be that in modish intellectual circles in Europe, the novels of Michel Houellebecq have renewed sexual desire and promiscuity as subjects of high seriousness: subjects from which disquisitions on the future of society and culture can be developed.
Dolly Parton has renewed her desire to release a dance album "at some point" soon, stating that she has recorded "several songs that are very positive towards the gay community".
The company showed interest last year in helping to back a new arena and renewed its desire within the past week, even as a potential buying group led by Bob Gutkowski and Charles Koppelman remained at an impasse over changing its lease with SMG, Nassau Coliseum's landlord.
