The phrase "a light display" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a visual presentation of lights, often for decorative or entertainment purposes, such as during holidays or events.
Example: "The annual festival featured a stunning light display that attracted thousands of visitors."
Alternatives: "a lighting exhibition" or "a luminous showcase."
As many enjoyed traditional New Year's Eve fireworks, stargazers in Wales were treated to a light display of a more natural variety in the final hours of 2015.
In recent years, a plan emerged to install a light display similar to the one on the parachute jump, although the Astrotower's stability has now cast that in doubt.
A mechanical failure during the opening ceremonies prevented one of the rings in a light display of the Olympic logo from deploying, which was seen as foreboding by many media members, but the Sochi Olympics nevertheless progressed as smoothly as any other contemporary Winter Games.
But oddly enough, 2011 brought a light display both truncated and minimal.
Villareal illuminated the sweeping lines of the Oakland Bay Bridge with a light display like no other.
Assor's recent show, Angels, featured a drone that hovered in the gallery when it detected visitors, chanting religious songs and setting off a light display.
By default, for a lighter display, only a randomly selected set of loci is represented at whole chromosome scale.
When Deadmau5 was at his dullest, which was often, the crowd looked like a static light display, a memorial service.
Amy Levine: A dimmer that's on a remote control and a clock that has a subtle light display rather than something that's glaring.
Thus, chicks do not show any preference between a point light display representing the motion pattern of a walking cat and a point light display representing the motion pattern of a walking hen.
Takashi Murakami mixes contemporary pop culture with traditional Japanese art at an exhibition in Hong Kong, Sydney Harbour is lit up with a spectacular light display - and other stories from the world of arts.
