The phrase "a dedicated screen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a screen that is specifically designed or allocated for a particular purpose or function.
Example: "The new software requires a dedicated screen to display real-time data analytics for better decision-making."
Alternatives: "a specific screen" or "a specialized screen".
Technology: There are two projectors mounted to the ceiling, each with a dedicated screen.
There are also two ceiling mounted projectors, each with a dedicated screen.
Live data streams will also show earthquake data as it happens from around the world, and a dedicated screen at the beginning of the gallery will take visitors on a journey through the most recent volcanic eruptions and earthquakes.
Few people have a dedicated screen in their homes for displaying art, but perhaps this model, steeped as it is in the tradition of the age-old picture frame, is exactly what the digital arts market needs to give it the shot in the arm that it so sorely needs and, most importantly, cultivate a culture of art collectors.
In Kitkat, Google Now has moved from being hidden under the home button to a dedicated screen right on the homescreen.
The alerts are displayed on a dedicated screen located on the ship's bridge and it all happens in seconds.
Although graphic editing programs such as Photoshop and Paint Shop Pro offer decent screen capture capabilities, dedicated screen capture programs such as SnagIt also feature the ability to easily modify, catalog, and annotate screen captures.
Thus dedicated screens to identify Popdc gene mutations in patients with striated muscle dysfunction are more likely to be able to define the human correlate of the mutant phenotypes in animal models.
There is also a dedicated attachment screen.
So for $219, you can either use your iPhone to navigate, or snag a dedicated, larger screen GPS unit.
The dialing system works fine and you're able to access the contacts list quickly through a dedicated main screen button.
