The word "inscribed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that has been written or engraved on a surface, either physically or figuratively. For example: The names of the fallen were inscribed on a stone monument in the village square.
Suffolk police have offered a temporary drug amnesty to anyone who surrenders the red or pink tablets of ecstasy, inscribed with a Superman-style "S" in their centre.
The words "Shiloh April 6, 1862 My life Preserver" are inscribed on the coin.
It is no coincidence, says Alawi, that the columns in the firing sights were inscribed with calligraphic poetry recounting Muhammad's journeys and associated sites of pilgrimage.
The family selected four lines from one of Sophie's poems to be inscribed on the back of the stone.
It took place while the actor was performing in a gallery, as part of a collaboration with two young artists, with a paper bag over his head inscribed with the legend "I am not famous anymore".
This is indeed how generations of Parisians have seen La Santé and why it occupies such an important place in the cultural history of the city and is deeply inscribed into the city's folklore.
We can see this most easily by considering just who it is the smart city is intended for – by seeking to discover what model of urban subjectivity is inscribed in the scenarios offered by the multinational IT vendors that developed the smart city concept in the first place, and who are heavily involved in sites like Palava.
One painting of 1960 is inscribed and entitled, with something like Artaud's semi-coherent rage, Les Anges, Merde, Fuck You.
The pillars are inscribed with stories and the names of the prophet's companions, so the wahhabis want to see them bulldozed".
In fact the late Pope John Paul sent a message to Kony which is inscribed on a stone in the school in northern Uganda.
She has enjoyed seeing it weather over the years, but believes it is now due to be cleaned – "but not scrubbed pristine" – and she will try again to have Sophie's poem inscribed on the back.
