The phrase "a screening that can" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capabilities or functions of a screening process or tool.
Example: "The new software provides a screening that can identify potential issues before they escalate."
Alternatives: "a test that can" or "an evaluation that can".
A multitouch screen is exactly what it sounds like: a screen that can accept input from multiple touches at once.
As Laurence begins to fade, Frédérique swells to fill a screen that can barely contain her pain.
Speaking at the O'Reilly Emerging Technology conference in San Jose, Dr Jepsen confirmed that the company's new 3T system will be a screen that can switch between three different modes.
For good measure, the convention planners have designed a screen that can rise behind the podium and flash the message directly into the camera.
He carries a pocket-size digital camera, the latest cellphone equipped with organizer software and a tiny keyboard and a new notebook personal computer with a screen that can be used as a tablet for writing notes with a stylus.
Some senior police officials said they feared that more radical demonstrators bent on destruction may try to take advantage of the moving group, both as a distraction that might allow them to strike elsewhere and as a screen that can cover them if they break away and wreak havoc.
The three-sided structures are generously spaced out along the wooded clifftops of Ben's Bluff, each one resembling a bus shelter on stilts and with a screen that can be hooked across the otherwise open front to keep out mosquitoes (though I never saw any).
Users enjoy Swiss engineering, a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal lens and a screen that can display 16 million colors.
That focus comes with some compromises, including a screen that can be hard and has cheap-looking backlighting.
It is the heaviest of the bunch but compensates for that by providing a screen that can display ten lines of data, plus one for the menu.
