The phrase "a breakout from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone or something escapes from a confined area, such as a prison, a jail, or a locked room. For example: "The police attempted to stop the inmates' breakout from the prison."
For that matter, a breakout from their latest national poll showed Mr. Obama with a much clearer lead in swing states than in the country as a whole.
The crisis may precisely force a breakout from the economic dead end and political stalemate to achieve a meaningful rejuvenation of the polity and the economy.
There has been a breakout from the sour assumption that nothing much can be done to build a more open society.
He also garnered accolades for his film portrayals of a sociopathic thug in Brighton Rock (1947); a soldier in the comedy Private's Progress (1956) and its sequel, I'm All Right Jack (1959); and a squadron leader engineering a breakout from a German POW camp in The Great Escape (1963).
Center JJ Engelbrecht collected a kick through three minutes later and ran 50 meters for the second try, a breakout from near the Springboks' line set up by flyhalf Steyn, who recovered possession and passed to fullback Willie le Roux to chip ahead.
A yellow card for Tiernan O'Halloran, as Wasps pressed in the second quarter, looked to have tipped the balance in favour of the visitors, but they failed to convert the lineouts they set up from the penalties, and a breakout from Bundee Aki yielded Carty's second penalty.
In 2006, he was part of a mass breakout from a prison in Sana that led to a resurgence of Al Qaeda's operations in Yemen.
Connecticut beat a top-10 opponent for the first time this season, in large part because it got a breakout game from Houston, a sophomore from San Diego who broke Cheryl Miller's state high school record.
For many of a certain age, a word-association test with "Christmas film" would get "Great Escape", the three-hour 1960 film that was a Hollywood-ised version of the sensational true story of a mass breakout from a PoW camp in the second world war.
San Diego Padres There was the good AJ Preller: turning a breakout season from Drew Pomeranz, and solid performances from Fernando Rodney, Matt Kemp and Melvin Upton into strong prospects, moves that could ultimately become a successful reversal of the failures that followed their aggressive off-season of 2014-15.
It is a rare breakout from a darker vein.
