The phrase "and the break of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing transitions, changes, or interruptions, often in relation to time or events.
Example: "We will meet again at dawn, and the break of day will bring new opportunities."
Alternatives: "and the dawn of" or "and the onset of".
She ended the next point with a punishing forehand winner, and the break of serve was hers.
But other stage performances have gone well, especially the Off Broadway productions of Mr. LaBute's plays "This Is How It Goes" and "The Break of Noon".
Thinking that Martínez had made the shot with her racket, he awarded the point and the break of serve to the Spanish player.
Subsequently, the transition of PLPOs as well as the break of frozen tori is illuminated by Poincaré section demonstrating the critical states between non-transit and transit and the break of frozen tori in detail.
The interest to introduce the Discrete Elements (DE) on the scale of constituents (fiber and matrix) is to be able to report local mechanisms of degradation such as the matrix micro-fissuring, the fiber/matrix debonding and the break of fiber, appropriate to this type of material.
The Break of Noon, Geffen Playhouse Neil LaBute takes the serious business of disturbing his audience to heart more than virtually any other working playwright and The Break of Noon actually creates even more moral ambiguity than most of his other work.
Campbell regarded immersion and "the breaking of bread" (i.e., baptism and communion) as ordinances of Christ.
Swapping "mother" with "world" implies a final, universal end of fertility and the breaking of the primal bond.
But it's about the empowerment and the breaking of that kind of role that women take within society.
The markets and the breaking of the budget impasse have been overwhelmed by bad economic news and the chances of more.
