"breaking the constraints" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation where someone is disregarding the boundaries or rules that are in place. For example, "The professor was breaking the constraints of traditional education methods by introducing innovative new ideas."
Their desire to reconfigure their real, lived experience was so great that it had broken the constraints of their fiction and bled, if only ever so slightly, into the actual world.
Mobile Internet has broken the constraints of time and space, and the traditional financial ecology will change.
The logarithmic spiral Bragg mirror is a non-dispersive monochromator that break the constraints meted in the planar mirror and thus can be used to image the K-shell emission.
The album was intended to break the constraints of typical punk rock music.
They were able to break the constraints of their physical and emotional histories of injury, protection, and adaptation that no longer served them, and open up to a wider range of possibility.
On the contrary, for states located outside the viability kernel, all possible evolutions break the constraints in finite time.
The objective of this paper is to present a mate selection method that achieves such grouping constraints directly, without involving solutions that break the constraints, and to compare its performance with an existing approach that is based on penalising illegal solutions that arise during analysis.
In order to break the constraint of signal sparsity on MP algorithms, Dohono et al. [18] proposed a stagewise orthogonal matching pursuit (StOMP) algorithm.
The strategy adopted to deal with these constraints consists to check the test order, and if an invalid solution is generated, the module that breaks the constraint is placed at the end of the order according to the module type.
