The phrase "and the breakout of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the emergence or occurrence of a particular event, situation, or phenomenon, often in a context related to crises or significant changes.
Example: "The report highlighted the challenges faced by the community during the pandemic and the breakout of new health issues."
Alternatives: "and the emergence of" or "and the onset of".
The fact that you are showing Bombay and this changing economy and what Jay is doing in the film — he is investing in Bollywood and the breakout of this whole film industry.
Nathaniel Davis, a seasoned diplomat who shepherded American interests through upheavals like the Chilean coup of 1973 and the breakout of civil war in Angola in 1975, died on May 16 in Claremont, Calif.
But since the U.S. invasion and the breakout of civil war, it was dangerous for girls to be in school -- or anywhere.
It will not be easy but the threat of an Israeli attack and the breakout of an all-out war that nobody can ultimately win might be just the motivation and justification his government needs to pull it off.
Yet for all its clear influences, all its cinematic signposts (when Nick Offerman shows up as a clueless dad, you know you're in an indie dramedy), all its tricks and flourishes and Sundanciness, "Me and Earl and the Dying Girl" is the breakout of the festival.
This was manifested in widespread protests, ranging from food riots to confrontations about environmentally hazardous projects, and support for the breakout of the besieged population of Gaza into Egypt.
Among the many contributions the '90s gave to teenagers, including Tomagotchis, Gameboys and Beanie Babies, were the breakout of boy bands.
Filth, Fury and Fags – Julien Temple Filmed the Breakout of British Punk.
Julien Temple Filmed the Breakout of British Punk.
This announcement follows a surprising and exciting year for the Hot 100 singles chart, which included the meme-driven ascent of Rae Sremmurd and Gucci Mane's "Black Beatles" and Migos's "Bad and Boujee," the lengthy conquest of "Despacito," and the breakout success of Cardi B's "Bodak Yellow (Money Moves)," which even Taylor Swift couldn't halt.
