The phrase "a breaking score" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sports, games, or any competitive scenario where a significant or record score is achieved.
Example: "The athlete achieved a breaking score that set a new record for the competition."
Alternatives: "a record score" or "a milestone score".
This metric may average the "breaking score" of each non-duplicate article from the news source, where, for example, the breaking score is a number that is a high value if the article was published soon after the news event happened and a low value if the article was published after much time had elapsed since the news story broke.
The women were given a pictorial instruction sheet on how to self-collect vaginal swabs by inserting a flocked swab (Copan, Brescia, Italy) approximately five cm into the vagina, using the breaking score as a guide to ensure that samples were collected properly.
He was out in 30 strokes, harbouring serious thoughts of a record-breaking score.
In Canada he was a teenage celebrity, breaking scoring records in the Ontario Hockey League and winning two gold medals with the junior national team.
Andersen said a block for the Heat can essentially become a turnover leading to a fast-break scoring opportunity.
The match ended 3 3; Portisch was declared the winner because of a better tie-break score in the main tournament.
Despite being Oldham-born, he has displayed an admirable commitment to Scotland which was typified by a record-breaking scoring spell in the country's under-21 team.
Not only do teams down by a point at the break score more than their opponents in the second half, they do so in a particular way.
They got a break and scored first for the 14th time in 21 games.
"Give me a break, they scored goals," Miller said after being asked how he felt.
