The phrase "a breadbasket of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a region or area that is rich in agricultural production, particularly grains or food resources.
Example: "The Midwest is often referred to as a breadbasket of the United States due to its vast fields of wheat and corn."
Alternatives: "a hub of agriculture" or "a cornucopia of resources".
It was a breadbasket of the region.
Merchants in Benghazi's gold market are tentatively opening their shops.Cyrenaica, Libya's eastern slice that was once a breadbasket of the ancient world but has since been ruined by the colonel's eccentric economic theories, is re-establishing its trading links.
The people who attended this meeting hosted by The Environmental Press were thinking about a different basket, a breadbasket of opportunity that can sustainably and efficiently lift the lives of ordinary Africans.
And on the tiny farms here in the region of Mashonaland, once a breadbasket for all of southern Africa, destitute villagers pull the shells off wriggling crickets and beetles, then toss what is left in a hot pan.
The Indus Basin is a breadbasket for millions of people across the subcontinent, yet glacial melt and monsoon variability threatens the future of food production in its catchment regions.
The temperate and steppe zones of East Europe are a breadbasket for a large part of Northern Eurasia (Swinnen et al. 2017).
When Zimbabwe gained full independence from Britain, in 1980, the country had the potential to be a breadbasket for the rest of Africa.
Still, it is particularly ominous that Western nations have allowed a situation to develop in which a second plague has spread throughout a country that was once a shinning example of the peaceful transition to democratic rule and a former breadbasket of Africa.
A gigantic breadbasket, of course.
Granted, but should the technology prove efficient, what's to stop the state from becoming an energy breadbasket of sorts to other states?
It looks like the setting of a post-apocalypse movie, not the breadbasket of a nation created by farmers.
