The phrase "a brilliant break" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or fortunate opportunity or moment of rest that is particularly enjoyable or beneficial.
Example: "After months of hard work, taking a vacation in the mountains was a brilliant break that rejuvenated my spirit."
Alternatives: "an excellent respite" or "a fantastic pause".
Lyon scored himself at the end of the first half, following a brilliant break from Pryce.
With a few sweeps of the camera we saw the whole city – and I was reminded why Edinburgh makes a brilliant break for kids.
But Robertson took the next with a brilliant break of 107 to seal the win over the six-times former world champion.
The views of terracotta roofs, churches and spectacular suspension bridge – the city's own Golden Gate – at every corner, the cute yellow trams that trundle around the crumbling but characterful neighbourhoods – it all makes for a brilliant break.
Ryan Wilson split the French defence with a brilliant break and found Barclay in support.
A Heathcote penalty and a brilliant break away score by Biggs put some gloss on the result in the dying minutes.
Then all at once the quarrel sank: Everyone felt the same, And every life became A brilliant breaking of the bank, A quite unlosable game.
The surviving ensemble — Carrie and Brody, Brody's family, Mike, Saul, and Quinn — were now cursed with, at worst, the flaws of the antihero: brilliant but unstable, willing to break rules in the name of justice.
Deacon also converted it from near the touchline, the fifth of six goals from as many attempts for the Wigan-born scrum-half, who added a shrewd drop goal, the value of which was shown when Kris Radlinski supported Martin Aspinwall's brilliant break for a second Wigan try.
After a scoring lull, Adam D'Arcy's brilliant break set up Humphreys to score the decisive 70th-minute try.
The first after eight minutes followed his own brilliant break that ultimately forced a scrum five.
