The phrase "a display over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a visual presentation or exhibition that is positioned above something else.
Example: "The art gallery featured a display over the main entrance, showcasing the latest installations."
Alternatives: "an exhibition above" or "a presentation over".
It can also act as a display over U.S.B. when using the proper drivers and will show images and presentations stored on an SD card.
The glasses have a display over the lower third of the right lens that shows the wearer his or her heart rate, speed, distance, cadence and power, among other things.
On 6 July 1819, while making an ascent to start a display over the Tivoli Gardens in Paris, her hydrogen-filled balloon caught fire and Blanchard, entangled in the surrounding net, fell to her death.
Liverpool ended a five-match winless run in style with a dominant display over a weakened Swansea City.
For example, the EyeTap is both a camera and a display that sits over your eye.
She redirected the congressman from an old-fashioned paper-ballot voting machine to an electronic "election solutions provider" made by Hart Intercivic, whose spokesman, William D. Stotesbery, was saying, "It's a polycarbonate display over a full-color screen".
The musical score at this moment sounded curiously reminiscent of something else, too.... Towards the end of the film, this image is reprised: a firework display over a castle.
While describing the Droid X's screen, Jha asserted: "Consumers will choose a larger display over a higher-resolution one".
In the past the organization has expanded to indoor works and themed presentations and other outdoor installations, such as a light display over a portion of the Schuylkill River.
In other words, the patent describes a technology that can be used for increasing the pixel density of a display placed over someone's eye.
In a display cabinet over his shoulder were a bunch of Star Wars figures.
