The phrase "along with the screen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is included or considered together with the screen, often in contexts related to technology or displays.
Example: "The new software update will improve performance along with the screen resolution."
Alternatives: "together with the screen" or "in addition to the screen".
If Luck is not protected, his checkdown passes to running back Donald Brown, along with the screen game, will play a huge role in Indy's ability to consistently move the ball.
Then, to a triumphant flourish of music, the Bank of America logo appears, along with the screen text, "Fueling progress, creating opportunity, building on our heritage".
Along with the screen shot, Melling wrote, "Jon Lester using a little Vaseline inside the glove tonight?" Then HardballTalk at NBCsports.com added an intriguing video link, which shows Lester making a two-finger gesture to the same area of his glove before gripping the ball before a pitch, as if to get something on his fingers.
By selling furniture system along with the screen Ikea is essentially reinventing TV shopping.
The home button, along with the screen and water damage, has proven to be a constant repair problem.
The festival also presents a High Tea event to enjoy along with the screening of the documentary When the Queen Came to Town, which recalls the Queen's 1954 visit to post-war Australia.
Along with the screening of the whole movie, the makers of Racing Extinction partnered with IPL to create a poignant 3-minute piece on the moral and spiritual dimensions of climate change and the faith community's role in combating global warming.
Along with the screening and discussion, the Library will have a special display of materials from our collections focusing on gender identity and LGBTQ Studies.
Adding to the interactivity of the experience, ASKA, the California musician who scored the film, will be performing live along with the screening.
The panel was the best one I attended, and along with the screening of Attacking The Devil: Harold Evans and the Last Nazi War Crime (a film which reminds us why journalism with integrity matters), was the not only worth the two hours, it was worth the trip from Paris for the 2014 Sheffield Doc/Fest.
