The phrase "ample score" is not a commonly used phrase in written English.
It might be understood in a context where a reader is familiar with the phrase, but generally it is best to avoid it. If you wanted to use it in a sentence, you could say "He earned an ample score on the exam."
There was turn for debutant leg-spinner Adil Rashid, but he served up ample scoring opportunities too.
But the Knicks believe they have ample scoring threats across the lineup, and just need someone who can distribute the ball.
You're going to have ample opportunities to score runs.
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Finally, we demonstrated that a strict but ample clinical composite score coupled with an objective imaging technique is ideal tool for use in future clinical trials.
He displayed his ample mobility in scoring the first goal of the game at 12 minutes 5 seconds of the first period.
The inclusion of patients with an ample range of scoring in each of the study variable facilitates the further observation of the medication impact in patients observed as in daily practice.
Unusual fare for a birthday concert, perhaps, but the score has ample attractions, including lustrous, hypnotic string writing, a recurring (and disquieting) distant timpani rumbling and a graceful piano part — often a single, singing line — played with understated eloquence by Maki Namekawa.
Where the first two readings introduced the piece's continuously shifting contours and revealed the breadth of Mr. Adams's current style — unrestrained eclecticism, with only occasional reminders of his Minimalist roots — this time the ensemble added a visceral dimension that put the score's ample drama in high relief.
As matching score contains ample discriminative information, the score-level fusion is fairly popular in the field of biometrics [18].
He made it evident that he had ample knowledge of the score and control of the orchestra – an unmistakably rhythmic beat, a sense of dramatic values".
