The phrase "a screen that was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a screen in a past context or referring to a specific screen that existed previously.
Example: "I remember a screen that was used for presentations in the conference room."
Alternatives: "a display that was" or "a monitor that was".
It was his final catch of the game — a 48-yard touchdown that came on a screen — that was Johnson's most impressive.
In a sitting room, he settled into a green felt couch facing a TV with a screen that was no more than twenty inches.
Stimuli were back-projected onto a screen that was visible to subjects via a mirror attached to the head coil, using a video projector (refresh rate 60 Hz, resolution 1280 × 1024).
Up the road in Lancaster, Joy Deckman, 56, a nurse, was picking up a Sheetz sandwich after ordering from a screen that was promoting new menu items: fried pickle chips and Boom Boom sauce.
Appropriately in China, rising prices are signalled by the colour red, not black, and on April 24th the crowds were back again, after an absence of many months, watching a screen that was gloriously drenched in the colour of the revolution.The immediate cause of the rally was put down to a minor reduction in a tax on trading, or stamp duty, from 0.3% to 0.1%.
Unfortunately, problems arose because not all hub pages were optimized and users had to complete Bud Light's age verification screen on a screen that was not touch-friendly.
A textbook-sized computer with built-in wireless and a screen that is readable under direct sunlight.
So Magellan decided to use a screen that is already in many cars, the display on its portable navigation devices.
The iPhone also has a screen that is larger than most other cellphone models, and what is on the screen is displayed more crisply.
In fact, I'd say unequivocally about the HTC Titan that it finally shows us that yes, you can make a phone with a screen that's too big.
My hypothesis is that it's the iPhone and being able to do it on the move with a screen that's big enough to make sense.
