The phrase "any breaks in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing interruptions or pauses in a process, activity, or timeline.
Example: "Please let me know if there are any breaks in the schedule that we need to address."
Alternatives: "any interruptions in the" or "any gaps in the".
Don't look for any breaks in the most desirable, celebrity-laden ski towns in Colorado, like Aspen and Vail.
The last few results, particularly the last three, have been tough games for us – we have not had any breaks in the games.
The patient is then beset by spontaneous bleeding from body orifices and any breaks in the skin, such as injection sites, and within the gastrointestinal tract, skin, and internal organs.
He knew that his Russian audience would know the original poem intimately - most of them would probably have been able to recite large portions of it by heart - so that what he had omitted from his libretto would be instinctively understood, the characterisation subliminally fleshed out, and any breaks in the narrative ignored.
"Certainly the chance that Demba Ba created and the corner - we had two big chances at 0-0. "When you play a side as powerful as Manchester City, you need to take your chances and you need breaks to go your way and I don't think we had any breaks in the game.
Worsley would often direct the helmsman from the crow's nest, from where he could see any breaks in the ice.
Any break in the rock is a fracture.
Any break in the "cold chain" of refrigeration can spoil meat.
Whatever the reason for their abrupt appearance, the increasing number of the videos online has not coincided with any break in the violence on the ground in Syria.
The president of the league, Jed Bernstein, categorically rejected the notion that there was any breaking in the ranks, despite the "Oz" defection.
Any break in the skin, be it through shaving or waxing, could increase the risk of bacterial or viral infections, although the risk is generally fairly minimal.
