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"displacement of" is correct and usable in written English
It is usually used to describe the movement of an object from one position to another, or the replacement of one thing with another. For example, "The displacement of cars from the city streets to the parking garage caused traffic congestion during rush hour."
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I think it's a displacement of pathos.
Another worry is the displacement of less affluent residents.
The displacement of workers by machines is nothing new.
But also "Displacement of Indigenous People" and "Servitude and Injustice".
There has been very little displacement of U.S. workers.
Archimedes theorized on the displacement of water in the bathroom.
He added, "Time travel and displacement of time allow for displacement of perception and perspective".
Forward displacement of orbital fat may exacerbate this condition.
The biggest is the displacement of large numbers of people.
b Vertical displacement of rail.
f Vertical displacement of ballast.
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