"display results" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to describe the act of presenting output or findings from a process or experiment. For example, "After collecting the survey data, we were able to display results that showed a clear correlation between the two factors."
The matrix display results were excellent.
The immediate cause was an exhibition, "Troy: Dream and Reality," organized by Dr. Korfmann to display results of his excavations.
But the work of Lee Mingwei, who submits his life to public display, results in the most private, suggestive art.
We display results of the first component, which accounts for 44.3% total covariance (significant at p < 0.001, permutation testing).
The comprehensive journey planner also included fares, accessibility and the estimated carbon emissions of every journey, but was slow to display results, which were of varying accuracy.
And though government studies typically display results by race, ethnicity and geography, the most dramatic and consistent differences in each category are by income.
The second is price.Airline search websites usually display results in an order that combines these elements in some way.
Search engines display results based on algorithms which are the same for every search, but which vary from one search engine to the next.
Use alert or console.log statements to display results as your computation proceeds, or to verify that your program is doing what you think it is.
The territory has different laws under the "one country, two systems" formula adopted after the 1997 handover and that allows Google to display results without removing sensitive material, as promised.
The one-off enquiry heard that regulator Ofgem's rules allow the sites to display results that may not include the cheapest prices, but that they had to accompanied by an agreed form of wording that explained the results.
