The phrase "a display that includes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a display that features or contains certain elements or items.
Example: "The exhibition features a display that includes various artifacts from ancient civilizations."
Alternatives: "a display featuring" or "a display comprising".
For razzle-dazzle, BMW's pavilion was like nothing at an auto show since the 1999 Detroit event, where Ford spent a reported $30 million on a display that included a sky bridge leading to its cars of tomorrow.
Match that with a display that included what appeared to be genuine lack of interest and, sometimes, ire, and the couple's more tender songs, like "Last Night Again," could feel hollow.
Mr. Kelly — standing behind a display that included thick stacks of $100 bills, designer handbags and aged bottles of red wine seized from the defendants — called the ring "well organized and very selective".
Near the entrance to the exhibits is an animatronic display that includes a girl feeding a carrot to a squirrel as two dinosaurs stand nearby, a stark departure from natural history museums that say the first humans lived 65 million years after the last dinosaurs.
The company is now testing goggles with a digital display that includes a readout of mountain conditions, locations of friends, and the title of the song playing on the skier's MP3 player.
At the Hollywood and Santa Monica Wednesday markets, Windrose Farm of Paso Robles mounts a special display that includes Long Island Cheese pumpkins, a traditional favorite for making pies that is flattened and very ribbed, with smooth buff skin and moderately sweet orange flesh; and Thelma Sanders Sweet Potato squash, like a white acorn, with a creamy texture and chestnut flavor.
They perform an elaborate display that includes wing fluttering, jumping, standing upright, crouching with ruff erect, or lunging at rivals.
When sufficiently stressed or threatened, this species engages in a characteristic threat display that includes vibrating its tail and throwing its head back with its mouth open to display the startling white interior, often making a loud hiss while the neck and front part of the body are pulled into an S-shaped position.
Attendees will, however, find a so-called art car display that includes a psychedelic-themed 1956 Cadillac Love Carr," an electric vehicle exhibit offering short ride-along opportunities in seven previously introduced E.V.'s and a Camp Jeep rough-terrain course.
