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The phrase "display on the screen" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something being projected on a screen, as in "The PowerPoint presentation was displayed on the screen".
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He also has two children, one of whom is proudly put on display on the screen saver of his laptop computer.
For example, core operations for the computer include reading or getting information from a file, writing to a file or display on the screen, doing mathematical calculations, valuing data variables and comparing one or more elements.
The display on the screen was just text.
The design also follows the NTSC standard, generating the correct video signal as evidenced by the correct display on the screen.
Or if I had a List of figures, and I wanted to draw them on the display, I could say for-each, display on the screen this figure.
The simplest way to reunite an owner and gadget is to display on the screen the owner's name and phone number, as well as any reward for the device's return.
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That's lost when each strip is displayed on the screen one by one".
Where are they displayed on the screen?
But displayed on the screen, the information was impenetrable.
Blank Display - selecting this hides the projector image from displaying on the screen.
We also display whose grid we are displaying on the screen in this state.
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