"display content" is correct and usable in written English.
You would use it when you are talking or writing about the contents of something being displayed. For example, "This website displays content from multiple sources."
Our app works by using a series of 'tags' to determine how to display content.
Google's terms of service say it may remove or refuse to display content it "reasonably believe[s]" violates the law, providing the company with a measure of control.
In May a former television boss's report proposed a 1% tax on the sale of smartphones and other devices that display content.
In other words, you can probably use a smartphone to display content on a TV set, but it's not a very attractive solution for driving high-resolution PC monitors.
The Vizio can display content in what is called full 1080p resolution, a higher image standard that is not found on cable or broadcast television, but is used by Blu-ray discs.
Carambola's interactive unit does not display content automatically but requires users to click to activate it.
HTML-Framesets and IFrames can be used to display contents from different domains in a browser but without supporting any kind of interaction.
On one hand designing for the Apple Watch was about displaying content that was intriguing and timely.
No question, Ultra HD provides stunning images at least when displaying content created in the new "4K" video format.
Broadcasting to 'affluent AB professionals' almost without competition, the bins can even offer live-updates to the displayed content.
Within the new Flipboard-style app, publishers participating and displaying content will keep 100% of revenue for ads they sell around their content.
