The phrase "display booths" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to designated areas or structures where products or information are showcased, often at events or exhibitions.
Example: "The trade show featured numerous display booths from various companies, each showcasing their latest innovations."
Alternatives: "exhibition stands" or "showcase areas".
Many display booths feature smaller publishers, literary magazines and used-book dealers, and not many gadgets or corporate brands are in sight.
(The demise of the Nook should help in this regard, since those giant Nook display booths took up a lot of floor space).
"The idea is to spread the word about these fantastic ideas," said Lott, who performed on the roof of a favela creche, while on the street below visitors were shown around display booths.
At the St . Petersburgexposition center, showing off the Russian economy, the two biggest display booths belonged to Gazprom, the state-controlled oil and gas company, and Sberbank, Russia's largest state-owned bank.
As they tested the heft of 9 millimeter handguns and checked the scopes of hunting rifles in a dense forest of display booths on the exhibition floor, N.R.A. members time and again expressed the same sentiments: Stop portraying us as right-wing nuts.
More than 1,000 companies are presenting gee-whiz new entries, but many of the 40,000 visitors to showrooms and display booths don't realize they are seeing prototypes: handmade models of production-line toys, some of which cost as much as $20,000 and took months to create.
It also gets its message out at a display booth on Pier 39 in San Francisco, where thousands of tourists stroll.
Back in the exhibition hall, Roger Sandberg was presiding at the display booth of the National Asphalt Pavement Association, where he is vice president for technology and market development.
"It is an incredible book," Mr. Entrekin told an Italian publisher from Rizzoli who stopped by the Grove/Atlantic display booth.
And Mr. Bishop said he attended various religious and musical conventions, where he sets up a display booth, showing pictures of the organs currently available.
BMW drove the M5 into the display booth at the media presentation, and while the space allotted spanned only a few yards, the focal point was clearly the hot-and-heavy vociferation coming from the twin exhaust.
