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The phrase "a small break in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a brief interruption or pause in an activity, process, or situation.
Example: "After a small break in the meeting, we resumed discussing the project updates."
Alternatives: "a brief pause in" or "a short interruption in".
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Chamber on south with only a small break in the door-blocking of stone blocks cement.
The pilot spotted a small break in the clouds, dropped down and instructed everyone to jump.
The doctor found a break in the bone around her right eye and a small break in her nose, the athletic trainer Micky Sandy said.
"There has been a small break in the glass," an official at Dubai's civil defence department said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
My aunt was over recently, and she was telling the story of how I was born in a time of lucidity and love between my parents, when there was a small break in the hysteria and confusion.
Despite the heavy seas and stiff winds between Harris and Rockall, Campbell is hoping to exploit a small break in the weather the satellites show is around the rock to make a safe landing.
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Inspections of existing nuclear power plants have pointed out the possibility that small break loss-of-coolant accidents (SBLOCAs) could be initiated by a small break located in the upper head (UH) of the reactor pressure vessel (RPV).
He took a small break beginning in November of last year to focus on his book, which you can read about here, as well as other projects.
After almost nothing but non-stop touring for the past three years, Ice took a small break from music in 1993 and started competing in Jet skiing as well as Motocross racing again.
Take a small break every once in a while.
Selecting a small break of cold leg in 1# steam generation compartment with ADS4 invalid as an accident in AP1000 nuclear power plant, studying the effect on reducing hydrogen risk of inert gas injection rate during AP1000 post-inerting.
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