The phrase "a series 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 series of scripts to automate the data processing tasks."
Alternatives: "a collection of scripts" or "a set of scripts".
Through a series of scripts, however, the screen version evolved into a saga of adventure and love, with characters played by Cate Blanchett, Julia Ormond and Tilda Swinton.
Or Harriet Harman, pushed out to face the TV cameras when the polls closed on election night, armed with a series of scripts tailored to every possible scenario – except for the one that actually happened.
Weist has an apartment near the billboard, on the border of Bushwick and Ridgewood; she also keeps a studio upstate, where she hooked up a series of scripts and circuits that would indicate when someone searched for "parbunkells" by switching on a light.
–Virtualization also offers a series of scripts at installation for each guest OS.
Think of Brightwork as a series of scripts akin to the old Cpanel days.
The phone is jailbroken, then a series of scripts are run that effectively circumnavigate the phone's encryption.
After the panels conclude, the reader is let in on the creative process between writer Sam Costello and artist Savannah Horrocks through a series of script pages and unfinished pencil sketches.
SWEEP is a Perl wrapper script that calls a series of python scripts to implement the sliding window strategy of identifying true allelic SNPs between polyploid genotypes.
It is a Windows 2003 computer configured with custom software and a series of Perl scripts.
The director continued to fight the system, struggling to find potential in a series of mediocre scripts.
This 30-second commercial was one of a series of suggested scripts obtained by The New York Times from people not involved in the campaign.
