The phrase "acquired screen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a screen that has been obtained or purchased, often in relation to technology or devices.
Example: "After much research, I finally decided to invest in an acquired screen that enhances my gaming experience."
Alternatives: "purchased display" or "obtained monitor".
He then acquired screens from China, knobs and sliders from Sparkfun.com, and other "bits and bobs" from a local hardware store.
Nearly all data in SGD originate from published literature that is largely acquired, screened and curated by a team of biocurators.
Correction: April 17, 2000, Monday An obituary last Monday about the Hollywood producer Sy Weintraub, who modernized the adventures of Tarzan after acquiring screen rights in 1958, misidentified the actor who played the role in the first two Weintraub productions.
The producer Scott Rudin has acquired the screen rights to the book.
Had he followed his parents' wishes, for instance, Tiwary would not today be making comics, film and TV projects (he just acquired the screen rights to Dave Roman's "Astronaut Academy" comic series) or theatrical productions (next planned: Alanis Morissette's "Jagged Little Pill" musical).
San Mateo based AdMob has seemingly slipped under the radar in terms of attention whilst competitors have been acquired; Third Screen Media was acquired bought by AOL and Screentonic was acquired by Microsoft.
Whole brain FLAIR images were also acquired to screen for clinical brain abnormalities.
T1 and T2 weighted coronal images were acquired to screen for brain pathology.
Titles and abstracts were screened for relevance to the review questions, and finally full texts were acquired and screened for adherence to inclusion/ exclusion criteria.
For all the acquired isolates, screening for oxacillin resistance has been re-documented using the oxacillin agar screening test using a Mueller-Hinton medium with 4% NaCl and 6 μg/ml oxacillin according to NCCLS guidelines.
