The phrase "a possible breakup of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential dissolution or separation of a relationship, organization, or entity.
Example: "The report highlights concerns about a possible breakup of the partnership due to differing goals."
Alternatives: "a potential division of" or "a likely separation of".
The story hinted at a possible breakup of the three.
Responding to reports about a possible breakup of the euro, Cameron said the government was "preparing for every eventuality".
Cameron said that the crisis had prompted the British government to prepare for a possible breakup of the eurozone.
Mrs. Merkel and her team have had more than fair warning of the disaster to come, including a possible breakup of the euro.
The countries on the periphery are already threatened by sky-high youth unemployment, stricken banking systems and economic stagnation – all before a possible breakup of the euro that would make matters still worse.
Bond traders began to speculate on a sovereign default or a possible breakup of the 16-nation zone earlier this year, betting against the debt of a group of countries that some branded the PIGS — Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain.
Mr. Frederick told the judges that Microsoft should have been on notice that it faced a possible breakup because of the way the government had framed its complaint, but that argument appeared to have little sway with the judges.
NEW YORK TIMES H.P. Board Is Said to Be Studying Possibility of a Breakup | Hewlett-Packard directors "have discussed the details of a possible breakup scenario," but "a separation of its units may not be in the cards," Quartz reports, citing unidentified people familiar with the matter.
A public feud between Tyler and Perry in 2009 fueled rumours of a possible breakup, with Perry suggesting that Aerosmith would find a replacement lead singer.
Elsewhere Imperial Tobacco has climbed 19p to £34.84 on talk of a possible breakup, while Johnson Matthey, which has been hit by the Volkswagen scandal since it supplies catalysts for diesel cars, is currently up 128p at £25.26.
Still, Picker said in a statement that his agency will examine "the corporate governance, structure, and operation of PG&E, including in light of the recent wildfires, to determine the best path forward," an effort that could raise the prospect of a possible breakup.
