"limited screen" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the display of a mobile phone, computer, or other electronic device whose size or viewing area is restricted. For example: The small size of the phone made for a limited screen, making it difficult to view webpages properly.
A disadvantage of computer administration, however, is that presenting many alternatives in a single presentation may not be possible because limited screen real estate may sharply limit the number of attributes and alternatives that may appear in choice sets.
Most of my drawings look pretty terrible given the limited screen size and well, the limitations of drawing with your finger.
This is a powerful technique and can help in making efficient use of the limited screen size, but it's subject to limitations not seen on the desktop.
Cons: Limited screen depth (600 pixels); tiny shift keys; N450's limited performance.
Cons: Limited screen depth (600 pixels); keyboard; weight.
Due to its limited screen count, Mr Turner had to content itself with seventh place in the weekend chart.
Other Silicon Valley parents say there are ways to make some limited screen time slightly less toxic.
Space-hogging menu options and icons have also been eliminated so the user can use more of the limited screen space.
In our initial studies, two compounds, mPE and PMX519, were identified as anti-Candida compounds from a very limited screen of an HDP-mimic compound library23.
Deborah Mailman and Wayne Blair also deserved to win their respective guest role categories, after making excellent use of their limited screen time in Mystery Road.
This technique relies on human capacities to remember spatial layouts, and allows small co-located groups with limited screen real estate to collaboratively manage information.
