"center screen" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is positioned in the middle of a screen or display. Example: The new website layout features a large banner image that is centered on the screen, drawing the viewer's attention to the center of the page.
The infotainment center screen will be available in 5-, 5.8- and 8-inch sizes.
COOLEST FEATURE -- An information center screen in the dash that controls the navigation system, radio and CD player.
In the center screen newspaper accounts, images and other documentation of daily life under apartheid are displayed on a white grid.
The two side panels hang, winglike, from the center screen, for a total display area of 43.5 by 11.5 inches, or 3,840 by 1,024 pixels.
The center stack appeared uncluttered, and although the 6.5-inch MyFord Touch infotainment center screen was affixed to the top of the dash in what looked to be the manner of an afterthought, it was simple enough to use.
Her center screen shows what she is writing or editing, along with e-mail and instant messages; the left and right monitors display news sites, blogs and Twitter feeds, and she keeps 3 to 10 tabs open on each.
The other screening locations include the TriBeCa Performing Arts Center, the TriBeCa Film Center Screening Room and the TriBeCa Grand Screening Room.
The U.K. Cystic Fibrosis Trust recommends annual OGTTs during periods of clinical stability (17), and >85% (20 of 23) of adult centers screen for diabetes.
As shown in Figure 1, the centers screen samples for influenza viruses and type- (A versus B) and subtype- (e.g., A/H1N1, A/H3N2) relevant samples (4).
Intimate conversations take place as a turbulent skirmish rages in the deep background center-screen, between the talkers' faces in the foreground.
Line color indicates the screen layout of the images: single center-screen images (purple) or left/right/both images (green).
