"gain a score" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It means to earn or acquire a point or point value. Example: In order to win the game, you need to gain a score of at least 100 points.
3.33pm BST Dressage Britain's Deborah Criddle rode to a version of the Beach Boys Good Vibrationss, gaining a score of 78.55% and putting her in silver position with two riders to go.
The learners who gained a score higher than the average of plus 1 SD were categorized into the high performance group (N = 14), and those who gained a score less than the average score of minus 1 SD were allocated to the low performance group (N = 19).
The Game Boy Advance version of SSX 3 was more poorly received, gaining a score of 63 out of 100 based on 14 reviews on Metacritic, indicating "Mixed or average reviews".
One textbook gained a score of 45, but the general score was poor (median 11, quartiles 4, 21).
Passing both scenarios immediately gained a score of 3; one pass with one fail followed by a pass on retest scored 2; one pass with one fail followed by a fail on retest a score of 1; and failing both scenarios initially a score of 0. The time interval in months and individual difference in scores were compared by Spearman's rank correlation.
The postoperative time lapsed to gain a grade 0 score according to the Markwalder's Neurological Grading System ranged from 1 to 7 days with a mean of 2.49 days.
The score function in our proposal tool sets value for each correct solution step, student gain a specific score value for each correct solution part.
You also gain a bonus score if you kill an enemy while playing an objective, which, for me, is a key tactic.
A Survival Mode is also present wherein you battle through six levels to gain a high score.
