The phrase "a vivid display" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is strikingly colorful or clear, often in the context of art, nature, or presentations.
Example: "The fireworks put on a vivid display that captivated the entire audience."
Alternatives: "a striking exhibition" or "a colorful presentation."
It is, after all, a vivid display of individuals doing good deeds and filling gaps in public provision.
The dynamic between the two is one of country's great treats, a vivid display of affection that elevates their music.
The Kavanaugh hearings were a look in the mirror, and a vivid display of how ugly things have become.
In a vivid display of the league's new crackdown on whining, officials handed out four technical fouls in 16 seconds and ejected the Celtics' Kevin Garnett.
The evening presented a vivid display of the power of stars in the N.B.A., and more fodder for those who believe the league has a parity problem.
It is a vivid display of a party that refuses to fulfill its constitutional functions and aids and abets the president's attacks on the rule of law.
That conflict is a particularly vivid display of a Washington phenomenon, where trade associations are established with the goal of advancing their individual members' interests, but ultimately strive to preserve and extend their own influence.
Federer won the fourth set in another tiebreaker, a taut, vivid display in which Federer saved two match points.
It's usually best to avoid the throngs of people that might gather around a particularly vivid display of flowers, since equally satisfying vistas can be found in many less-congested areas, especially on remote roads off the Interstate.
This week, with two more beatings by police officers videotaped by news helicopters in Philadelphia and in Lawrenceville, Ga., the images are as powerful as ever, once again inspiring protesters who say they are a uniquely vivid display of brutality.
Mr. Trump has caused a rift in the conservative media, a tension on vivid display during a Fox News exchange between the commentators Charles Krauthammer and Laura Ingraham.
