'screen wall' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used as a noun to refer to a wall that is made up of multiple screens, or it can be used as a verb to describe the act of displaying a certain image or video on a wall made up of multiple screens. Example: The tech company set up the impressive screen wall to show off their newest product.
— Damon Darlin Amazon Developing Smartphone With 3-D Screen Wall Street Journal | Having a hard time picturing this 3-D screen.
A screen wall that surrounds the building — a disaster waiting to happen, according to Jaime Garza, a project manager for Miyamoto International, the earthquake engineers behind the renovation — was reinforced at the top with carbon fiber.
He was commissioned by the Barcelona Cathedral in 1517 to make wooden reliefs for the choir stalls and marble reliefs for the trascoro (a screen wall at the rear of the choir).
Just inside the high wooden sill of the front gate of a large compound was a brick screen wall, a structure that was supposed to shut off intruding evil spirits as well as prevent curious passersby from looking inside.
When the lights are low, you get a surprisingly bright, clear six-foot image on a screen, wall or ceiling — from a black plastic cube the size of a brownie.
Insert your phone, iPad or Touch, and suddenly you can play its music through the Megaplex's speakers — or view its TV shows, videos, slide shows and presentations on a screen, wall or ceiling, 300 inches diagonally.
Up on the screen, WALL-E and EVE are travelling through space.
From the moment they can focus on a screen, wall-to-wall princesses are sold hard to them by entertainment giant Disney, whose all-American values clearly do not extend to republicanism.
The Vig (now with four locations) started at the 40th Street site, tucked behind screen walls and shaded by mesquite trees.
The two buildings will surround a landscaped bluestone courtyard and will be connected by a lobby described by its designer, David Rockwell, as romantic with cast bronze screen walls.
Conservation groups are actively working to preserve this fragile monument, where ancient havelis, or merchants' houses, with lacelike screen walls of wood or stone crowd narrow lanes.
