The phrase "a display booth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a designated area or structure for showcasing products or information, often at trade shows or exhibitions.
Example: "The company set up a display booth at the convention to attract potential customers and showcase their latest products."
Alternatives: "exhibition stand" or "showcase area".
It also gets its message out at a display booth on Pier 39 in San Francisco, where thousands of tourists stroll.
And Mr. Bishop said he attended various religious and musical conventions, where he sets up a display booth, showing pictures of the organs currently available.
Nor do many of us, Herb, but I love to watch them try, which is why I come to the PGA Show, where in February 1,505 exhibitors paid $22 a square foot to erect a display booth at what has become one of the 15 largest conventions in America, the showplace for a massive $6 billion U.S. industry.
(The popcorn ball has since been overtaken by a bigger one made somewhere else, but Sac City's still sits in a prominent display booth along a main street, covered in shrink wrap).
Toberman, 43, who owns properties in Chicago and Atlanta, swears he has the $500 million in needed financing from still-unidentified Asian sources. STEPHANE FITCH Problems with a Cell Loral Chief Executive Bernard Schwartz got locked for 40 minutes last month with half a dozen other people inside a small display booth at the big Geneva Telecom conference and trade show in Switzerland.
A Booze Allen Hamilton display booth at a trade fair (Photo via).
With an initial budget allocation of approximately $10 15 thousand, the Resource was able to purchase a professional marketing display booth as well as print flyers and bookmarks for distribution.
As the other partner, Sony launched a Google TV HDTV and Blu-ray player at the same time as the Revue and continued to show support for the platform with a huge Google TV display booth at CES.
A man at the Amtrak display booth intently watched the little five-car model Acela Express buzz across the track, as if it were moving in something other than a circle.
At the Beijing Auto Show in June, BYD's cars were an afterthought to its circa-1950s display booth, which featured two models wearing golden, shell-shaped bikini tops and matching mermaid tailfins.
The LG Display booth was also nearby — LG Display is, like Samsung Display, a partly-owned offshoot of its parent company, selling screen modules to Dell, Vizio, Sony, NEC, and Hewlett-Packard.
