The phrase "a general display" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a broad or overall presentation of information, items, or visuals.
Example: "The exhibition featured a general display of the artist's work, showcasing various styles and techniques."
Alternatives: "an overall presentation" or "a broad exhibition".
In contrast, experiments with mammalian cells that are treated with a growth stimulus in general display predominantly divergence of responses between the two system levels.
The NF1 mouse models, in general, display a wide range of learning and cognitive deficits, including deficits in spatial learning (Silva et al., 1997), attention (Brown et al., 2010), working memory (Shilyansky et al., 2010), motor learning (van der Vaart et al., 2011), motivation (Wozniak et al., 2013) and social learning (Molosh et al., 2014).
This pattern suggests that as a general guideline, display designers might trade redundant target presentation against target salience, reserving highly salient display modes for the most critical signals and presenting information that is less urgent but still time-sensitive in lower salience, redundant signals.
Especially in a sport where whatever a man can stuff down his shorts is on unhindered and general display.
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A general data displaying scheme employs to show the temperature, power and time data.
We report in this article that EHEC O157 H7 also block their own uptake by macrophages in an EspF-dependent manner (Fig. 5), suggesting that antiphagocytosis is a general mechanism displayed by both EHEC and EPEC.
"It wasn't a dramatic change by any means". White House officials have cited a meeting among NSC staff members and McChrystal in which the general displayed a slide stating that his mission was to "Defeat the Taliban," which some civilians deemed overly ambitious because it suggested that every last member of the Taliban would have to be killed or captured.
Latin American literature in general displays a special characteristic, part of its Iberian heritage: a partiality for linguistic decoration, which is unpalatable to the relatively straightforward taste of the young reader.
Arabic literature in general displays a strong and vivid imagination not easily amenable to the rigorous order that reason imposes upon the mind.
