The phrase "any kind of screen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types of screens, such as computer screens, television screens, or mobile device screens, without specifying a particular type.
Example: "You can use any kind of screen to display the presentation, whether it's a projector or a monitor."
Alternatives: "any type of screen" or "any sort of screen".
The first words that Evangeline ever wrote came the summer after her younger brother was born — not a high point of good behavior — when we banned any kind of screen time for a whole month.
This is another area where Sony has made concessions to keep the camera small, however, and considering the original version lacked any kind of screen articulation, the complaints I do have are minor.
Finally, in terms of presentation, Google Sites has been revamped so that the content fits to any kind of screen, be it a smartphone, laptop or 30-inch monitor.
Well thought out educational, non-commercial media can be beneficial to preschoolers but I have yet to see evidence that -- unlike hands-on, creative play, and time with caring adults -- any kind of screen experience is essential to their health, learning or well-being!
Individuals seldom copulated near any kind of screen (3 out of 745 for rhesus and 11 out of 220 for long-tailed macaques).
He was pressed on whether he would name any kind of screening panel to choose a replacement for Mrs. Clinton.
Overall, 632 (64.5%) patients participated in any kind of screening program.
Since this cellular system may respond to any kind of Taspase1 inhibition, it will presumably speed up any kind of screening effort to identify first lead structures.
A multivariate model was not constructed as only one variable – past screening behaviour – reliably predicted (P=0.04) men's adherence to familial screening, that is, men who reported having any kind of screening (DRE or PSA) for prostate cancer were more likely to adhere to the FSFS (Table 5).
Our model first assumed that a person had a constant probability to participate in any kind of screening intervention each time it was assigned to the person, independent of the individual's past history of participation in screening or surveillance for CRC.
It soon becomes evident that the quayside buildings are a kind of screen of symmetry, built to hide the squalor of the twisting, squalid old lanes behind them.
