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The phrase "a screenplay for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a screenplay that is intended for a specific purpose, project, or audience.
Example: "She is currently working on a screenplay for the upcoming film festival."
Alternatives: "a script for the" or "a screenplay intended for the".
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He is currently working on a screenplay for "The Green Hornet".
"Priceless" can read at times, not unpleasantly, as if an art history textbook got mixed up at the printer with a screenplay for "The Wire".
Most New Yorkers have surely encountered coverage of the trial through the tabloids, which have predictably rendered it as a screenplay for the 46th chapter of "Scream".
Alternatively: Captivated by the success of the "Hangover" movies, Jacob and his wolf pack write and sell a screenplay for the fourth installment of the series.
Meanwhile, Marston and his friend Walter Pitkin, who had taught at the Columbia School of Journalism, wrote a book about how to write a screenplay for the talkies.
At one point Sutherland painted in a studio belonging to Powell in the south of France and wrote a screenplay for the Archers that, sadly, was never filmed.
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At his death, Geisel was developing a screenplay for "Oh, the Places You'll Go!" on behalf of Tri-Star Productions, said his agent, Bob Tabian.
He also wrote a screenplay for and directed The Business of Fancydancing, based loosely on his book of the same name.
It was a screenplay for a film about the building of the Taj Mahal - "a real love story".
He is writing a screenplay for a film of "The Merchant of Venice".
In 1939 Schulberg was hired by Walter Wanger to develop a screenplay for United Artists, set at the annual Dartmouth winter carnival.
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