The phrase "a large screen for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose or function of a large screen, such as for displaying images, videos, or presentations.
Example: "We need to purchase a large screen for the conference room to enhance our presentations."
Alternatives: "a big display for" or "a sizable monitor for".
Yet throughout the trial details of agreements with prominent collectors were projected on a large screen for jurors to evaluate and others were mentioned in testimony.
There are two PCs (one with a large screen for TV /Film viewing via catch-up services) plus three laptops, a netbook and ipad; all in regularly.
Now anyone with access to digital equipment and some gullible friends, relatives or investors can put their precious thoughts on a large screen for all to see.
Or guests could have moved from the foyer to Gates's 20-seat private theater, with a large screen for showing high-definition television images.
iO, a company based in Treviso, Italy, sells the Sensitive Wall, a large screen for banks and showrooms that senses movement within a metre or so.
VHX.TV aims to recreate those long-gone days with a service that makes the browser into a large screen for viewing videos.
Would you benefit from a larger screen for detailed work, or a lighter more portable machine for lectures?
This month the company lowered the price of the Kindle reading device to $299 from $359 and began selling the Kindle DX, which has a larger screen, for $489.
The research found that a majority of online tasks get initiated on a smartphone while being continued on another device — perhaps with a larger screen for easier use.
Apple is continuing to move ahead with a special edition of the iPhone X that will use cheaper components but crucially offer a larger screen for a release later in 2018.
But it's competent enough to do so, and if you do need that extra flourish of a larger screen for the enterprise or the S-Pen for artistic endeavors, the Note 8 ticks all the boxes.
