The phrase "a sizeable screen" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a screen that is large in size, often in the context of technology or displays.
Example: "The new television model features a sizeable screen that enhances the viewing experience."
Alternatives: "a large screen" or "an ample screen".
You still have a pretty sizeable screen to work with at 11.1-inches and 1366×768 resolution and the 2GHz Atom N550 CPU, based on Intel's new Pine Trail design, doesn't feel lethargic unless you get a lot of programs open and running at once or you try to render video.
Sizeable screens for essential genes have been undertaken in a number of organisms [ 1, 5], necessitating significant time and resources.
Population-based descriptions of epidemiology and pathology of DCIS in sizeable screened populations are nonexistent.
A UK study of personality disorder wards in Forensic Mental Health Services found similar screening rates (33%), with a sizeable number of individuals in partial remission of symptoms [ 17].
Overall, there was a sizeable high-risk group who had not been screened in the three years prior to cohort entry (25%), and 4% of the sample had never been screened for cervical cancer.
Other niceties include a sizeable island keyboard, good touchpad, bright 13.3-inch HD screen, and a thickness of less than an inch.
The cost savings generated could amount to a sizeable proportion of the running costs of the national FOBT screening programme.
Three of these cancer sites – breast, melanoma and prostate – have a sizeable literature relating to over-diagnosis, though this mostly relates to screen-detected cancer.
While none of the consensus guidelines were available at the time of questionnaire administration, it is encouraging that a sizeable number of survivors treated with radiation had undergone regular breast cancer screening, a finding that is likely to continue to improve with increased awareness and greater dissemination of survivorship screening guidelines.
