The phrase "a minor broken" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing.
Example: "After the accident, we had to address a minor broken part in the machinery."
Alternatives: "a small break" or "a slight fracture."
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. – The Jets announced Monday that quarterback Mark Sanchez sustained a minor break in his nose in the Jets' 34-24 loss to the Raiders on Sunday and will have to wear a visor for a few weeks.
Brian Harding, who rode Skippers Brig, hurt an arm later when falling three out on Moufatango in the two-and-three-quarter-mile handicap hurdle and will miss Cheltenham after X-rays confirmed a minor break.
In the pilot, a minor break-in (a thief steals a humidifier) leads the partners into a drug-smuggling scheme that involves a gang of murderous Latin American drug lords, multiple homicides, a kidnapping and gun battles with an elegant Hispanic hit man who is proud to be "the second-best assassin in the world".
This bill creates a privacy invasion that makes the warrantless wiretapping of the Bush administration look like a minor break-in.
Then there was the story that changed everything; a minor break-in at the Watergate became the constitutional crisis of the century.
Possession of an automatic weapon was a municipal ordinance violation in Denver and the Colorado law says that helping a minor break any criminal law (even misdemeanor False Reporting) is a class four felony.
"You have to live day to day, never take anything for granted… When I see somebody who had a minor break and will be down for a month … really this is nothing, I mean really nothing".
Those young people seemed to be in a frame of mind more festive than combative, and at one point, when a minor scuffle broke out between about a dozen protesters, other protesters shouted, "Shame!
During post-production, a minor argument broke out between Vince Gilligan and the network.
