The phrase "a script of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a written document or text that outlines the dialogue and actions for a performance, film, or other narrative forms.
Example: "I found a script of a classic play that I would love to read and analyze."
Alternatives: "a script for a" or "a screenplay of a".
Dr. Sarah Allan, a scholar of Chinese and Asian studies at Dartmouth, agreed that the inscription "looks extraordinarily Chinese," but she questioned whether there was enough information to identify it as "a script of a known period".
The process is as follows: a writer submits a script of a musical without a name or title.
If you read a script of a one of our typical conversations, you would probably guess the child is a boy based on the fact that these speech habits are what we think of as "masculine".
In October, Vulture reported CBS ordered a script of a remake of the long-running WB mystical drama that starred McGowan, Alyssa Milano, Shannen Doherty and Holly Marie Combs.
Though new episodes of its bloody centerpiece Game of Thrones have yet to surface, the leak reportedly contains writing suspected to be either a treatment or a script of an upcoming Game of Thrones episode, which is a big deal in its own right.
Maithili is the only Bihari language with a script of its own, called Tirhuta, and a strong literary history.
As she went into her best crouch, a police lieutenant, Kevin Lee, approached with a bullhorn and a script of his own.
"When we were working on 'Conan,' Oliver gave me a script of 'Platoon,' a first draft that read like Dante's 'Inferno.' First, we made 'The Hand' together and became friends".
He offered a script of aphorisms about living in a democracy, being a good loser, and respecting opinions different from our own.
The discussion groups were between 15 and 20 minutes long and involved following a script of questions in a semi-structured format.
His secret: when he first needs to learn a language, Lewis compiles a script of sorts for himself so that he can respond to simple queries from strangers.
