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The phrase "a big screen for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large display intended for a specific purpose, such as viewing movies, presentations, or gaming.
Example: "We set up a big screen for the outdoor movie night, ensuring everyone had a great view."
Alternatives: "a large display for" or "a giant screen for".
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A big screen for us is seeing what people's personal hobbies are.
Another meeting is arranged, this one involving a big screen for the villagers, and lunch.
The menus and recipes are described to the pupils and projected onto a big screen for discussion.
A chance to see on a big screen, for two nights only, how the ballet used to be danced.
No bar or catering, but there'll be a big screen for catching the rest of the action.
They have invited their fans to watch their opening game, in Bremen, on a big screen for free.
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I offered to have a big screening for them down on Wall Street, but they weren't having it".
In other announcements, Apple introduced a new iPod Nano, chunkier than before, but with a bigger screen for viewing video.
That could mean that your compact smartphone folds out to be a bigger screen for watching a video on the train home.
There is also the possibility that the 11-inch MacBook Air, the company's cheapest laptop, will be dropped from the line-up, with Apple offering the more expensive 12-inch MacBook – confusingly, largely the same size as the Air, but with a bigger screen – for those who need a lightweight computer for travelling.
Projecting his mobile phone screen on a bigger screen for everyone to see, he demonstrated how he didn't need to launch an application and just browsed his contact list to call the other person.
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