The phrase "under a new light" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to looking at something in a different way in order to gain a new understanding. For example, "The history of the city was seen under a new light when the mayor released fifty years' worth of archived documents."
Everyone is invited to share and discover "others" under a new light.
And recent years have indeed been prolific in portraying snoRNAs under a new light.
Research in neurology has shown interest in electrophysiologic monitoring of patients to not only examine complex diseases under a new light but also develop next generation diagnostics and therapeutic devices.
It might therefore be interesting to investigate under a new light the functional interplay of both the BAFF/APRIL system expression and biological functions in adipose tissue proliferation and survival and the role of adipocytes in mammary gland development, function and malignant transformation.
In juxtaposing the human with the alien, Faber here repeats the trick he performed in Under the Skin of casting a new light on old subject matter.
Along with bicycle- and car-sharing programs, Ward Village plans to make use of bus service and a new light rail line under construction, to reduce reliance on automobiles, Mr. Vanderboom said.
North Korea recently unveiled a new uranium enrichment facility, which it said was operational, and a new light water reactor that is under construction.
He began to see a new light.
It said the plant would produce low-enriched uranium to fuel a new light-water reactor under construction in Yongbyon.
While a series of steps were proposed to avoid similar issues in the future [ 4], this case underscored the need for a gold standard and highlighted how such a gold standard might need to be redefined under the new light of biomarkers [ 4],[ 5].
