The phrase "a critical break" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or essential interruption or change in a process, situation, or relationship.
Example: "The project faced a critical break when the main developer left the team unexpectedly."
Alternatives: "a crucial interruption" or "an essential pause".
But he got up and took advantage of three consecutive errors by Federer for a critical break.
Manet's disregard for traditional modeling and perspective made a critical break with academic painting's historical emphasis on illusionism.
IT MAY not sound dramatic, but for the Liberal Democrats it will mark a critical break with the recent past.
In the opening game of the fifth set, Philippoussis served up one of them to give Krajicek a critical break opportunity that he seized.
Small LOCA also introduces a critical break at 7.8% break which results high MCST at BOC because the scram and ADS are not actuated.
I think this is a critical break with the grand history of Western sculpture that perhaps started with the Pisani brothers and ended with Rodin.
The methodology presented in this paper provides valuable insights into complex dam breach and GLOF processes, and closes a critical gap in dynamic dam break modeling aimed at providing the lake outburst hydrograph.
"I need to open with a very critical breaking-news announcement," Donald Trump told a crowd in a hotel ballroom in Manchester, New Hampshire, today.
The model was used to identify the critical break in RIH of a typical large PHWR core.
Castle is sometimes resented as too loquacious, but the panel was regularly, and sagely, rendered speechless as the match gained critical intensity in the third set – albeit Henman did permit himself a "goodness" as Murray set up the critical break.
Exposures above a critical limit break covalent bonds irreversibly, destroying the very detail we want to know about.
