The phrase "already inscribed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been written or recorded in advance, often referring to a physical or metaphorical inscription.
Example: "The names of the winners were already inscribed on the trophy before the ceremony began."
Alternatives: "previously engraved" or "already recorded".
This one is already inscribed: "To my little birthday bunny on his special day.
The gravestone was already inscribed with their names side by side.
Under the new automated system, voters will receive ballots with the names of parties and candidates already inscribed.
Already inscribed in its character is an encounter and an accommodation, transforming something ancient into something still taking shape.
Indeed, Cline, reviewing the scholarly literature, suggests that, as with the Vandals in Rome, or Sarajevo in 1914, the fracture lines were already inscribed on the surface of the civilizations.
And USA were involved in both: their much-hyped women's team destroyed the field in the team contest and took five medals in all, yet their two surest things – Jordyn Wieber in the all-around and McKayla Maroney in the vault – missed out on golds that supposedly had their names already inscribed.
On the way to lunch one afternoon in Pyongyang, I noticed that the latest American threats had already been inscribed on the cityscape.
A few weeks back the Scottish-born chain received a little infamy when drinks giant Diageo threatened to withdraw its sponsorship of the British Institute of Innkeeping Awards if they gave a gong to BrewDog, despite its name already having been inscribed on the trophy.
Mexico's most emblematic site is probably the ancient Maya city of Chichén Itzá, which by the time it was inscribed was already overrun with tourists on day trips from Cancún, three hours to the east.
With Ed Koch, almost no subject was off limits: his life, his death (he paid $20,000 for a burial plot and already had his tombstone inscribed and installed), his net worth, his eating habits, his weight, the revelation that his mother had an abortion, his bout with depression.
The territory he imagines as "the blank page on which a man might write a new life" is already deeply, if delicately, inscribed with the signs of other lives, and his attempts to ignore or obliterate those signs result in direct confrontation with the aboriginal people of the area.
