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The phrase "a broken cellphone" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a cellphone that is damaged or not functioning properly.
Example: "After dropping it on the pavement, I was left with a broken cellphone that I needed to replace."
Alternatives: "a damaged phone" or "a faulty mobile device."
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Nicholson's exposure was low because a sprained ankle kept him off the summer circuit and a broken cellphone prevented recruiters from contacting him for a few weeks during the summer before his senior year.
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For now, the N.F.L. need only have checked Lewis's broken cellphone — filled with texts from Jackson that Lewis could not read — to know who is, essentially, running the Raiders.
The pilot involves a British man's lost cellphone, a broken oven in Baghdad, a lottery jackpot in New York, a sex worker in Tokyo and more.
We were carrying sandwiches and energy bars (not needed, with so many restaurants along the way), sunscreen, water, bug spray, cellphones, a broken bike lock and clothing.
Usually, he says, that involves being pulled over for a broken taillight, talking on his cellphone, or, as he puts, "driving where I shouldn't be".
The police said that Cabrera's wife had an injured lip; Cabrera had a facial abrasion, a broken gold chain and a damaged cellphone.
Less helpfully, they also take cellphone photos of her while the doctor (Ryan Cyrus Shams) examines her and everyone learns what a broken heart can really do.
A broken heart.
"A Broken Landscape" (2013).
A broken love theme.
A broken Paris!
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