The phrase "actual screen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the physical display of a device or the real-time visual output in a specific context.
Example: "Make sure to check the actual screen for any error messages before proceeding with the troubleshooting steps."
Alternatives: "real display" or "physical screen".
The size of the screen used for the display window is assumed to be somewhat smaller than the actual screen size, because the actual screen typically uses some space for menus on panels associated with unix/Linux.
You have TV manufacturers directly trying to make the actual screen more powerful, versus the various set top box manufacturers.
The other users asked to remain anonymous, and Ars Technica substituted "User" with a number for their actual screen names, Mr. Mullin said.
This achieved, he will be required by his producers to provide a treatment, setting out his intended march route, which when it comes to writing the actual screen play he will almost certainly ignore.
And then, the curtains slowly pull back (a beautiful effect on the Blu-ray, using the actual screen of the Cinerama Dome in Los Angeles) to reveal the full, enveloping range of the three-panel process, the curved screen recreated through the use of a matting process Mr. Strohmaier calls Smilebox.
And like the iPhone, the actual screen itself has been brought closer to the glass.
We finished the film, actually, two days before the actual screening.
We attempted to bolster the salience of the question by enrolling men of screening age and asked them to answer as if they were actually deciding about whether to be tested, but we did not measure actual screening behaviour.
"The fact is that all the pictures we used were provided by ITV and X Factor's official photographic agency – with the exception of one, which was an actual screen-grab of the show's transmission.
"The fact is that all the pictures we used were provided by ITV and X Factor's official photographic agency– with the exception of one, which was an actual screen-grab of the show's transmission.They gave an accurate and fair representation of the show.
Even if he recuses himself from the actual screening process of new tenants to whom he's sold apartments, doesn't this constitute a conflict of interest?... Marlene Shyer, Manhattan.
