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Discover Ludwig"the score for" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to introduce a numerical score in a variety of contexts. For example, "The score for the game was 10-2 in favor of the home team."
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His first tied the score for United.
Balanchine originally commissioned the score for circus elephants.
Amy Denio composed the score for "To Lie Tenderly".
Enescu struggled with the score for some two decades.
The score for "Company" is steeped in it.
BRANTLEY -- I liked the score for "Avenue Q".
The score for Memorial Ground is a loose thing.
The work is the score for the piece.
In 1952 he provided the score for Charlie Chaplin's Limelight.
"I had written the score for the film almost a year before.
"I went and saw it after I'd finished the score for Todd's film.
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