The phrase "a break up with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of ending a romantic relationship with someone.
Example: "After months of arguing, I finally decided it was time for a break up with him."
Alternatives: "a split with" or "a separation from".
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It could be a break up with your boyfriend, a class presentation, or a job interview.
If he is controlling, doesn't respect your requests, or goes past your boundaries or through your comfort zone, either A) break up, with people around, or B) find help by talking to a friend or parent or him.
Mourning a break up with an adored boyfriend, I discovered and devoured the poems of AE Housman, totally identifying with their sense of love and loss and revelling in the ravishing descriptions of the Shropshire countryside.
It starts with Thorpe explaining how, following a break up with a boyfriend, he comes to hate the way he talks and decides to see if he can eradicate all the up notes, longer vowels, and overenunciated consonants that mark out his voice as gay sounding.
"It is like someone died to me or a break up with a woman.
Vince had just experienced a break-up with Depeche and he was feeling sore and in a dark place.
Arulpragasam says the album's sweeter parts were written after a break-up with a boyfriend late last year.
Dexia appeared to be heading for a break-up, with Mr. Reynders telling Belgian television that the soured assets would be hived off.
You were going through a break-up with Tom Waits at the time, and he said of you: "She scares me to death".
It is unclear whether the administration of Comet would be a precursor to a sale, or result in a break-up with stores sold off to other retailers.
