The phrase "scored a win" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a victory or success in a competition or game. Example: The home team scored a win over their rival in the championship game, securing their spot in the finals.
Yahoo has scored a win with its increased search market, which should give Microsoft and Google cause for some backward glances.
Facebook scored a win on Capitol Hill in late 2012 when it nudged Congress to amend a 1988 law, the Video Privacy Protection Act, that had protected the privacy of Americans' video rental records.
Their turkey-cocking and stiff necked strutting around the stage, constant interruptions and open disdain for each other could have been calculated to offend those already unimpressed by politicians.One final group scored a win: undecided voters.
At Brno, two weeks ago, the rider from Coventry finally scored a win for Britain in the top flight after a 35-year wait since Barry Sheene took the 1981 Swedish Grand Prix.
XM scored a win with investors on the news.
Yesterday, environmental groups scored a win on the issue.
You're not on fire again just because you've scored a winning goal against Norwich.
In her final sprint, she might have a scored a winning touchdown had she not interrupted it with the Bush impersonator.
(His reported claim to have scored a winning touchdown for a high school team to which he did not belong can surely be forgiven as plain old braggadocio).
Rotherham fans told BBC Radio Sheffield violence flared when the home side scored a winning goal in the 85th minute in the bottom-of-the-table Championship game.
Even then, there was more drama when, from Myles Dorrian's last-ditch drop-goal attempt, Tom Bedford thought he had scored a winning try for the Blues.
