"established a score" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which one sets a standard or benchmark for measuring and tracking progress on something. Example: The teacher established a score of 80% on the mid-term to indicate the passing grade.
Pillsbury then established a score based on the responses, which later figured into the final contest result.
The defence secretary established a score of working groups in the Pentagon, which were told to make specific recommendations on specific questions, but not to involve themselves in the overall picture.
Having established a score for NuclErbB-2 positivity, we went back to our IHC staining of the arrays to semiquantify NuclErbB-2 levels.
We then established a score for nuclear colocalization of PR and p-c-Jun in which 0 represents faint or no colocalization in less than 10% of cells, 1+ weak colocalization in 10 to 25%, 2+ moderate colocalization in 26 to 50%, and 3+ strong colocalization in >50% of cells.
We then established a scoring system based on the predictors associated with survival to discharge outcome, assigning the weights according to logistic regression β coefficients.
Additionally, Bock et al. established a scoring algorithm to predict lineage and differentiation propensity of hiPSCs.
As a measure of SIP quality, we established a scoring scheme based on an n-gram model of word to word transition probabilities.
In attempting to accurately assess the survival expectancy of bone metastatatic patients, orthopaedic surgeons have established a scoring system for the preoperative evaluation of skeletal metastasis [ 16, 17].
To quantify the age at onset and frequency of hind-limb immobility attacks in mice, we established a scoring system in which all mice were tested once a week from weaning until 60 weeks of age.
To identify antenatal events associated with emergency caesarean sections in women presenting with antepartum bleeding and placenta praevia and to establish a score to predict the risk of emergency caesarean after a first bleeding episode has resolved.
WHO-5 attempts to establish a score for the extent to which a person has experienced positive well-being in the two weeks prior to assessment [24], [25].
