The phrase "are scripted for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been written or planned in advance, often in the context of performances, presentations, or programming.
Example: "The actors are scripted for their roles, ensuring that each line is delivered as intended."
Alternatives: "are written for" or "are designed for".
In an era when world leaders advertise their underwear preferences and summit meetings are scripted for broadcast, North Korea's 59-year-old ruler is a different kind of politician.
She had been a member of the Austrian Communist Party from 1974 to 1991, was a fierce critic of her country's middle class and the American war in Iraq, and espoused an extreme form of feminism based on the conviction that, under male hegemony, heterosexual relations are inherently violent and that women are scripted for self-extinction.
Another interesting note: Palace game rooms are scripted for interactivity, and for some reason virtual Yahtzee is really popular.
"This process was scripted for failure -- for a partisan issue in November and nothing more".
Since he came into the league, Bryant's every move has been scripted for a camera.
There followed a train of events that could have been scripted for a bad melodrama.
The train of events that followed could have been scripted for a bad melodrama.
That marvelous line cries out to have been scripted for Leslie Nielsen in one of the "Naked Gun" movies.
What Woods wears each day at every major championship this year has been scripted for him by his sponsor Nike since last summer.
His previous defence of the crackdown, he claims, was scripted for him, and it is "only a matter of time" before Beijing declassifies files showing who was responsible.
To serve both groups, Miliband needs a better economic strategy – and there is one being scripted for him by arguably the most distinguished economist in the world.
