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The phrase "a good score than" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete comparison and would typically require a context to clarify what is being compared.
Example: "She achieved a good score than I expected on the exam."
Alternatives: "a better score than" or "a higher score than".
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You could say it is better to criticise when you have made a good score than it is when you have done a bad score.
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"It is very hard to give Syriza a good score in anything other than good intentions," said Aliki Mouriki at the National Centre for Social Research.
"Going out this morning in these conditions I thought anything in the 60s would be a good score so to shoot something better than that is pleasing".
Few pharmacist answers reflected a "good" score (10, 7.3%), but more pharmacists than this scored "poor" (26, 19%).
"It was a good score.
"What is a good score?
"Is that a good score?
"A 70 was a good score today.
Anything under par was a good score".
"It was a good score," she said.
"It's a good score," he said.
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