"score success" is a valid phrase in written English.
The phrase implies accomplishing a goal or performing well in some metric or measure of success. For example, "The team worked hard to score success in the tournament."
If the best student in the class gets just over half the answers right on a difficult test, that student deserves an A. The real world, alas, does not score success in that way.
True, we spend far too much time discussing their every bite and morsel, activity and test score, success and failure.
Unable to secure his patented takedowns, Davis was forced to stand and strike with the former amateur boxer and, as the round progressed, Nogueira began to score success with arcing right hooks.
Inter-rater reliability for selected methodological quality score, success and features present or not, was calculated and reported as a kappa statistic.
This allowed it to score successes ranging from important acquisitions to the most spectacular rise in attendance anywhere in the world, to major archaeological discoveries.
For the concept of heredity, computer-scoring success was very stable and very successful regardless of sample size or source.
Is he confident he can continue his scoring success against the Knicks?
The Pacers' scoring success is not a simple consequence of their size, though that certainly helped.
The car brand has scored success since it arrived in North America 24 years ago by offering reliability and craftsmanship, longtime trademarks of Toyota, the world's biggest carmaker.
For kinases and for the other enzymes, scoring success of the interaction fingerprint methods strongly depends on the dataset.
Do they go to the easier platforms and run the gauntlet, or do they attempt to go mainstream and play the long odds of scoring success there in the face of Clash of Clans?
