The phrase "a single screen as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or describing something in relation to a single screen, often in a technical or design context.
Example: "The application was designed to function seamlessly on a single screen as opposed to multiple displays."
Alternatives: "one screen as" or "a solitary screen as".
Again, women in the control arm were offered a single screen at approximately the same time as the final screen in the intervention arm.
With 15 or so Great Apps, every top app could have been shown on a single screen, perhaps as the first thing users saw when they clicked over to the "Browse Applications" section.
However, due to the potential for PB transposon local hopping (Wang et al., 2008), multiple integrations at a given genetic locus within a single screen were considered as one hit.
They can be treated as a single screen (e.g. "full-screen" video on one) or as one continuous surface (the "albums" in the video spill across multiple screens).
To put this into context, a Sky Arts audience for a single screening can be as low as 5,000 (though it, too, runs on a cycle of repeats).
They said that keeping the Bellmore as a single screen house was about more than box-office receipts and popcorn sales.
The almost $1 billion price increase since the selection is due to developments requested by Brazil, such as a single screen display.
During scanning, (Figure S4) each trial begins with a red fixation cross lasting 6 seconds followed by a script present as a single screen of text lasting 35 seconds followed by a fixation cross lasting 6 seconds.
It is implemented as a single screen that has the following major sections: 1. Verbatim listing of selected fields in the record representing key demographic and clinical information.
As a result, a single screen every year would prevent only 29.4%5.9%/20%0% = 29.4%) of the PID cases caused by CT.
