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'is cracked open' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an object, such as an egg, being opened or broken. For example: The egg is cracked open, revealing its yolk.
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In each case, the walnut-sized skull is cracked open and the brains are scooped out for cooking.
The skull is cracked open at the dinner table and the brains are sucked out". It is a gift-giving ritual.
When a Pebble is cracked open, the exposed surfaces have colored irregular striations & these become brilliant if the stone is ground & polished.
"The door is cracked open," said Ryan Jacob, portfolio manager for the Jacob Internet Fund, which holds about 100,000 shares of Yahoo.
Meanwhile, at the BBC – where staff are reportedly stealing office toilet paper – they're hauled over the coals over the licence fee if a box of Sainsbury's vin de table is cracked open at the 2015 Drama launch.
The encased fish is brought to the table and when the clay container is cracked open the fish, wrapped in a corn husk, is as moist as can be.
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"...The facade of the 19th-century conventions is cracking open".
Early evening in Hong Kong and Christopher Doyle is cracking open a beer in his studio.
The popularity of Asian accents in international cooking is cracking open cocktail menus, too.
But times change, and the NSA is cracking open its doors to the public.
The most daunting task in sales is cracking open the door.
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