The phrase "a display will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future plans or arrangements regarding a display, such as in a presentation or exhibition context.
Example: "At the conference next week, a display will be set up to showcase our latest products."
Alternatives: "a display is going to be" or "a display will occur".
A fireworks display will be held after the race, as always, and Earnhardt will be honored during that show.
In Carmarthenshire, a fireworks display will be held at Prince Charles's Welsh home, Llwynywermod, near Myddfai.
The intense graphical processing needs for VR make one thing clear: games played on a standard display will be richer and more detailed than anything available in VR for years to come.
A solar energy display will be set up in the building lobby, with a computer readout showing how much electricity the rooftop panels are producing.
Defeat to United's traditional rivals would maybe push Van Gaal closer to the Old Trafford exit door and the Dutchman acknowledged a more determined display will be necessary to take the points from Anfield.
A far better display will be needed when the Premier League champions return to domestic action on Sunday in what promises to be a pivotal clash with title rivals Manchester United. .
On display will be an MK 9 concept coupe, a 1963 Lincoln Continental convertible, a 2002 Limited Edition Navigator and two more Navigators, a Blackwood, and two LSE sedans.
A model with the 10-inch display will be $999, and a 15-inch display $1,299, both produced by ViewSonic.
LaCrosse's exterior sheet metal received a mild revamp, and its interior will be new, with more safety and technology features available than on the outgoing model; an 8-inch color display will be standard equipment.
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