The phrase "shatter through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe breaking through barriers or limitations, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The artist's new work aims to shatter through the conventional boundaries of modern art."
Alternatives: "break through" or "pierce through".
Mr. Shatter, through a spokeswoman, Anita Toolan, said obtaining a political agreement on the outlines of the legislation was a priority for Ireland, which holds the Union's rotating presidency through June.
When an enemy bullet hit this steel "Casque de Adrian", it would often shatter through the face and neck of the soldier, shredding his features or worse.
Moondust, which consists of remnant rock shattered through eons of meteorite impacts, is considered potentially hazardous by scientists.
And then it gets shattered through a job or a relationship breaking up, but that's when the best stuff comes again – it's born from that emptiness.
The prosecutor, the Assistant U.S. Attorney Zainab Ahmad, claimed that the explosion would have sent "glass shattering through the city centre".
It's a literary experiment, however accidental or forced by circumstance, that shatters through stale academic debates about authorial intent and semantic autonomy.
These weapons have been referred to as the real "weapons of mass destruction", a reflection of the millions of lives that have been shattered through wars, violent crimes, rape, torture and forced displacement.
The value of a username is often overlooked, but an entire multimillion-dollar security system can be shattered through skillful crafting of even the smallest, most innocuous bit of information.
It should have shattered through the years, forgotten or buried by all of the other responsibilities and relationships the two of us are constantly juggling.
Describing how their lives were shattered through sexual abuse at an age when most of us were learning to tie our shoes.
Ahmad said if the alleged attack hadn't been foiled, it would have resulted in "glass shattering through the city center, piercing the hearts of Easter shoppers".
