Not words but logograms?

[ReneZ]

It's this one, right?

I can't specifically remember reading that paper, but it is certainly the same theory.
He had a series of blog posts about it going back a few more years.

With respect to @rikforto's comment: indeed, this has not led to any clear example.

I wouldn't have put chinese characters as the top choice, but at least it is something that is probably testable.
I do not know, but I can easily imagine that people must have produced lists of strokes in their proper order for the most common Chinese characters.

For gothic or other contemporary handwriting styles, I can just imagine that two sufficiently different hands could lead to the differences between the various Voynich languages and dialects.