The phrase "a significant break for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an important opportunity or change that benefits someone or something.
Example: "The new funding will provide a significant break for the struggling nonprofit organization, allowing it to expand its services."
Alternatives: "a major opportunity for" or "a crucial chance for".
The arrest is a significant break for investigators, who since 2006 have been looking into accusations that the Villarreals, who fled the country as investigators closed in, were involved in smuggling dozens of illegal immigrants, mostly Mexicans and Brazilians, while on duty and with Border Patrol vehicles.
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The question is whether the political developments in 2016 were part of a broader trend, or whether they represent a significant break from the prevailing trend for the globalization that has dominated commercial activity since the fall of the Soviet Union.
According to a report in the Hollywood Reporter, Netflix is mulling a possible exclusive theatrical run for "Roma," which would mark a significant break in precedent for the company.
Veterans of Zimbabwe's independence war made a significant break with Mugabe for the first time last month, calling him dictatorial, manipulative and egocentric.
This created a significant break in the acting tradition for 18 years, until the Restoration of Charles II, after which the theatre flourished once more, though along quite different lines.
"If the Saudis were to get an agreement without restrictions, it would set a dangerous precedent in the region and [be] a significant break with American nuclear policy for the last 50 years," said Jon Wolfsthal, a consultant on nuclear weapons who was a director for arms control and nonproliferation at the National Security Council under President Barack Obama.
This is a significant break with Trump's White House for both Fields and Executive Chairman Ford, who have been supportive of Trump in comments in the past.
The change would be a significant break with the past.
This amounts to a significant tax break for the very wealthy, a departure from repeated claims by Trump and his top officials that the bill would not benefit the rich.
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