The phrase "a number of scripts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple scripts, such as in programming, writing, or theatrical contexts.
Example: "The project requires a number of scripts to automate the data processing tasks."
Alternatives: "several scripts" or "multiple scripts".
A number of scripts were destroyed and could not be checked.
Bigelow was subsequently sent a number of scripts, most of which were high-school comedies.
Sarabhai wrote a number of scripts for film, stage, and television productions and wrote weekly newspaper columns for The Times of India and Gujarat Mitra.
During his two years there he approved a number of scripts that became successful films, including "Moonstruck" (1987), "A Fish Called Wanda" (1988) and "Rain Man" (1988).
Before that, he'd produced a number of scripts in verse, but poetry had sort of prettified his characters, and the restrictions of the form prevented them from getting to the heart, or the marrow, of their stories.
Elsewhere on the list, there was a marked trend towards screenplays that take an offbeat approach to tried and tested genres such as horror or post-apocalyptic existence, while a number of scripts delved into the alternate history oeuvre.
Having agreed to a number of script changes demanded by the government, Mr. Dillon isn't on the defensive yet.
There are some narrative feints which made me suspect that Medio had gone through a number of script drafts, and considered various annoying trick endings.
During the war I did a number of requested scripts for the Writers War Board, used throughout the country.
Over the years, a number of crime scripts (or similar models) were produced to describe and analyse different types of crime.
A number of Perl scripts (Biomarker Technologies Co. Ltd).
