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The phrase "applied to the screen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is implemented or displayed on a screen, such as in technology or design contexts.
Example: "The new software features a user interface that is intuitively applied to the screen for better user experience."
Alternatives: "displayed on the screen" or "rendered on the screen".
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"The Verdana fonts," Microsoft explains, "are stripped of features redundant when applied to the screen.
Perceptive Pixel's Jeff Han agrees that capturing information about the amount of force applied to the screen is an important part of a touch interface.
When a touch is applied to the screen, the sheets touch and a voltage divider is created which is measurable through the PIC32s ADC.
Gradual pressure is applied to the screen in effort to find the point of failure.
A LinnStrument player can manipulate the music's pitch, timbre, and expression by varying the degree of pressure applied to the screen's surface.
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In order to address this issue, we have designed a facile chemical method of fabricated nanocomposite ink applied to the screen-printed biosensor chip.
This unique fluorescent probe was successfully applied to the screening of a kinase focused compound library.
The DOE approach can be successfully applied to the screening of mAb formulations early in the development lifecycle.
Results indicate that it is highly selective and can be applied to the screening of ALP inhibitors.
That is one reason it has rejected additional airports that have applied to the screening partnership program, as the private option is called.
Finally, the proposed HS-SPME-GC-μECD methodology was further applied to the screening of environmental soil samples for the presence of the target pesticides.
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