The phrase "as its display" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the visual representation or presentation of something, often in a technical or descriptive context.
Example: "The device is known for its high resolution, as its display offers vibrant colors and sharp images."
Alternatives: "due to its screen" or "because of its visual output".
The group officially formed on 22 August 1964, and used the Hunter as its display aircraft until it was withdrawn from use in 1994, the team continued to perform flight display using newer aircraft.
Made by MEDL Technologies, it's called simply "The Panel" and it's exactly what it says it is: a secondary screen that uses USB as its display link.
VP of VR Clay Bavor came out to show off the new Daydream View headset, which uses the new devices (or other compatible ones) as its display — you just slot them in and it takes care of the syncing, orientation and so on.
Its DTEC boost controller uses a standard Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP handheld games console as its display and input device.
The museum, which has also raised enough cash to pay for costs associated with showing the ring, such as its display and insurance, already has two other pieces of jewellery owned by the author of Sense And Sensibility and Emma - a turquoise bracelet and a topaz cross.
Imagine a large room with a single computer workstation and a 20-foot screen as its display.
To risk falling into the cycles of fruitless deconstruction that typify most things written about his work, it's probably best not to try and be too clever exacting what Babyfather (Dean Blunt) was trying to say with the cover for "BBF" Hosted by DJ Escrow but it seems reasonable to assume it was about as genuine in its display of patriotism as it was its celebration of swegways.
Art gains meaning from its display as much as its form and content, and an artist, in addition to making good art, also must negotiate that display's nexus of political and economic concerns.
Google does not get as much attention for its display ads, which include images, video and audio, even though those ads appear on YouTube and the million Web sites using Google's display ad network.
After the head of the Catholic League and some House Republicans attacked the work as anti-Catholic and its display as an "outrageous use of taxpayer money," G. Wayne Clough, the Smithsonian Secretary, last week ordered the video removed from the show, prompting a different flood of criticism.
From the observed properties, VC0395_0300 seems to be unique in its function, as it displays a GGEEF domain without a diguanylate cyclase activity, but shows a phosphodiesterase activity inspite of the absence of the EAL domain in the correct orientation.
