"inscribed onto" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to write, carve, or etch something onto a surface. Example: The words of the famous quote were inscribed onto the marble columns of the building.
The next week, her mother and brother also had the six digits inscribed onto their forearms.
By examining these representations and experiences, Gilman examines the ways that ideas of masculinity, morality, sexuality, rationality and ethnicity have been inscribed onto the body of the obese man.
"Don't let the buggers get you down" was the message inscribed onto the back of a watch he sent to Nadir, a Tory donor to the tune of £500,000.
Surface relief gratings were optically inscribed onto films of this polymer.
By now, it should be clear that myriad kinds of affect are being inscribed onto a piece of stone.
60 nm-wide slots of 120 nm pitch and letters 'NANO' whose linewidth is 40 nm are inscribed onto chrome.
Mass tourism inscribes onto Tibet a nation-building agenda, and a self-making pedagogy, wherein tourist consumption of Tibet makes one a model of modernity, a self-made individual of high human quality, having absorbed the master narrative of Tibet's eternal friendship with Han China.
It took five hours to inscribe onto Rhodes' leg.
Climbing guidebooks are invaluable resources for examining how modern recreation has inscribed values onto public landscapes.
Lisa Iglesias's "Always and Forever," a supersize necklace made of scavenged cardboard, features the words "Always" and "Forever" inscribed on a nameplate with a long chain that cascades from the wall onto the floor.
