The phrase "display patience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when advising someone to show or exhibit patience in a situation.
Example: "In times of uncertainty, it is important to display patience and trust the process."
Alternatives: "show patience" or "exhibit patience."
Display patience and scrupulous impartiality, even with the most difficult negotiators.
"I call on you to display patience, because this operation could take time".
Though speaking of the administration's willingness to display patience with the North Koreans, even though its declaration came nearly six months after it was promised, his remarks reflected a striking change in the administration's strategy.
In the difficult talks, Mandela displayed patience and flexibility toward overcoming obstacles to serious negotiations for a new constitution.
Brubeck once proudly declared, of his quartet, "We're the worst-dressed group in America!" In his playing, he displays patience and fortitude.
In the interview, Mr. van Praag – known among Wall Street journalists for a quick, unsparing wit and deep knowledge of the financial industry – displayed patience with Mr. Oey, whose line of questioning was often accusatory in tone.
Ray said his strength is his tactical ability, which helped him beat Magesh Panchanathan, a 24-year-old grandmaster who attended the University of Texas-Dallas and won this tournament in 2005, in Round 2. But he also displayed patience, outmaneuvering Panchanathan in the Ruy Lopez.
These are the people who knew me when, displayed patience and care as I went through life's trials and tribulations, and were with me when I found my way back to the light.
Carers of patients with MMHU described staff as being 'well prepared' for dealing with confused patients, displaying patience and compassion.
They did so by engaging and relating Murri way responsively and in a respectful and inclusive manner displaying patience, flexibility, confidentiality and communication skills.
