The phrase "admirable display" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is impressive or worthy of admiration, often in the context of an exhibition or presentation.
Example: "The art gallery featured an admirable display of contemporary sculptures that captivated all the visitors."
Alternatives: "impressive exhibition" or "commendable showcase".
That reputation has been magnified by another circumstance: Mr. Bubenicek, 35, has an identical twin, Otto, an equally admired principal with the Hamburg Ballet, who — in an admirable display of twin-appropriate synergy — frequently composes music for his brother's pieces, as he has for the City Ballet piece, "Toccata".
This was an admirable display of professionalism from both artists.
Aesthetic consistency reveals the underlying harmonics of any art, and the admirable display does justice to admirable works.
At night, they all get hauled into a loading dock, in an admirable display of the contemporary temporary.
In an admirable display of professionalism, Castillo met reporters before Saturday's game, telling them he had no option but to move forward.
The first amendment of the constitution is unambiguous and limiting political speech clearly violates it.Your concern that big business may tip the scales through large political contributions is an admirable display of that well-known British value of fair play.
Drawn from the department's own collection, 125 works of art, supplemented by 15 others on loan from private U.S. collectors, are assembled in one of the most admirable displays ever seen in the museum.
Mr. Lewis (an executive producer and director for the television series "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation"), Mr. Konyves and the producer, Robert Lantos, display admirable patriotism as well as devotion to their source material.
The best ones displayed admirable consistency.
Despite their differences, they displayed admirable solidarity during such a testing time.
Donald appears more introverted than Poulter but displayed admirable spirit in claiming Europe's first Sunday point.
