"burned broken" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used as an idiom to describe something that has been completely damaged or ruined beyond repair. You could use it in a sentence like, "After years of abuse, their relationship had been burned broken beyond repair."
Sold as cute, feminine and beautiful, Barbie was dropped out of windows, burned, broken and had her hair shaved off.
Sure, but asking existential questions seems not only reasonable but also necessary when it comes to a game in which players burned broken bats in garbage drums to stay warm, and family members called hospitals searching for loved ones who should have come home hours earlier.
When the authorities retrieved the bag, they found that it contained a burned, broken skull and a stone.
Six students suffered moderate or light wounds, including burns, broken bones and blisters, Palestinian officials said.
Defence officials said 58 crew out of the 104 on board were saved with some treated for minor burns, broken bones and abrasions.
Similar to an earlier Registry study (Brackbill et al. 2014), number of types of injuries was defined by whether respondents reported at wave 1 sustaining any of the following types of injury on 9/11: cut, abrasion or puncture wound, sprain or strain, burn, broken bone or dislocation, and concussion or head injury.
While not producing martyrs in the traditional sense of the word -- people killed -- the police violence on July 29 left participants with burns, broken bones, lost eyes and other injuries that can only help the cause of those who want to see a more progressive government in Armenia.
Injuries on 9/11 (sprains, lacerations, burns, broken bones, or concussions) were reported for 3%.
Abu Khalil showed a video on his camera of Qusayr's old market, buildings riddled with holes, shops burned and broken.
The surfaces of her pottery appear burned, even broken, though they are physically sound and extremely elegant.
There are captured Israeli tanks jutting up from the ground at odd angles, their hatches burned and broken.
