The phrase "a score beyond" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate a numerical value or score that exceeds a certain threshold.
Example: "The team achieved a score beyond what anyone had anticipated, securing their place in the finals."
Alternatives: "a score exceeding" or "a score surpassing".
A score beyond 150 looked a fanciful target at 74 for five, then 92 for six, and 101 for seven.
Prior to the start of 2009, only 11 of 28 matches saw a score beyond 100 points.
After reaching 25 in each of the next four innings without converting any starts into a score beyond 66, Harvey rectified this in the two weeks before the Tests started.
But the momentum changed when the last Australian pair added 40 runs to take their score beyond 200.
Kaymer has a score to settle beyond his three wins in this corner of the desert; in 2015 he was 10 ahead of the eventual winner, Gary Stal, with just 13 holes to play before the kind of capitulation that can define careers.
For Samoa, poor passing was a blight, particularly when Daniel Leo sent what should have been a scoring effort beyond the reach of Sailosi Tagicakibau into touch.
"But you feel entitled to say that I got 'lucky' and that 'because of where I come from' I got into Stanford... Maybe just maybe, the admissions panel saw beyond a score when seeing my profile.
Police commanders have said that the delay in massing reinforcements until the rioting had exploded in a score of cities and towns beyond the capital was partly a result of "mixed messages" over many years from governments that have held the police to account for acting too forcefully in the face of violent disorder.
Hence, it appears from Perry's survey that there is a need for a score that is highly sensitive beyond what is currently available from any of the existing scoring systems.
Thus for the MEAT component, a subtraction approach was used where by consumption of one to two servings of meat or alternatives in a day were given a score of 20 and consumption beyond this range was given a score of 10.
The VBA-Excel based CAT module demonstrates how those unidimensional 23 items can assess comprehensive ADL function in stroke patients and how the unexpected response with a Z-score beyond ± 2 [ 18] could be examined as patient made questionable responses, to which needs highly alert or even to redo them for guaranteeing the quality of endorsement.
