"presented on the display" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It typically refers to information or images being shown or visible on a screen or monitor. Example: The new software allows for complex data to be presented on the display in a visually appealing format.
During the two-back task trials, one of four letters was presented on a display of a personal computer every 3s and the participants had to judge whether the letter presented on the display at the moment was the same as the one that had appeared two presentations before.
The spot and a random dot pattern were presented on the display as visual stimuli.
Using their mobile phone, the patient completes the questionnaire following the directions presented on the display.
All stimuli were presented on the display with a mid-grey background (RGB 128,128,128).
AAPM TG18 also recommends assessing and scoring anatomical images for the visibility and quality of detail presented on the display device.
The result of each 0-back or 2-back trial - correct response or error - was continually presented on the display of the video screen.
Visual stimuli were presented on the CRT display during the last 4 min (stimulus presentation period).
Those signals are then transmitted to the cellphone, where they are decoded and presented on the phone display in numbers.
In designing a human computer interface (interface for short) for a complex work domain, the first question to be answered is what information should be presented on the interface display.
The model itself is presented on the main display rather than on the controller itself; this prevents occlusion of the model when sculpting with the whole hand.
The feedback was in the form of a digital VU meter (PPM ME12, v. 1.41, Darkwood Designs) presented on the computer display and calibrated to register a value 4 on a scale of 0 to 7 when the subject's speech amplitude was 65 dB SPL, as measured at the microphone 10 cm from the mouth.
