The phrase "a minimal display of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is presented in a very simple or understated manner.
Example: "The art exhibit featured a minimal display of contemporary sculptures, allowing the viewer to focus on the intricate details."
Alternatives: "a simple presentation of" or "a modest exhibition of".
"Back Home," a minimal display of West African products purchased near the museum, by Shayok Mukhopadhyay, who grew up in India and studied at the International Center of Photography, in New York, includes eye-catching packages of African Queen skin-lightening cream and Hot Titus sardines.
Whether or not synchronous activity provides a general principle for encoding shape contours, or has a more limited role, it is clear that objects can be recognized even with a minimal display of boundary markers, and with each of these being shown for a brief moment.
The Withoutimesuck" just took on a whole new meaning.
In fact, her spontaneous subtlety, the passing of emotions through her with a minimal outward display, is among the qualities that put her at the forefront of her generation's performers.
Mr. Nouvel imagines a minimal number of fixed displays — tents, textiles, fishing boats — set at the center of the rooms, as in a more traditional museum.
The post mortem database was comprised of 87 skeletal remain profiles from a secondary mass grave displaying a minimal number of 58 individuals with evidence of commingling.
This effect was accentuated for the measured thresholds of microstructurally-small surface cracks; such small-crack, mixed-mode ΔGTH thresholds not only displayed a minimal influence of mode-mixity but were up to two orders of magnitude smaller than those for corresponding large cracks at the same load ratio and mode-mixity conditions.
Conversely, even 48 hours after loading the immature CD34DCs, the internalized HRP displayed a minimal amount of degradation.
Both DKK1 Tg and DKK2 Tg mice OIR retinas displayed a minimal incidence of hemorrhage (4 and 6%% of wild-type levels, respectively; Fig. S2).
Those genes which displayed a minimal expression level of -2 and an up- or downregulation of at least 2-fold were selected for pathway analysis, using DAVID and KEGG provided by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI).
