The phrase "exhibit display" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a display or presentation of items in an exhibition or showcase.
Example: "The museum's exhibit display featured ancient artifacts from various cultures."
Alternatives: "exhibition display" or "showcase display".
Announcing the "Multi-Touch RepaiPhonegram for iPhone 6 Plus" on Thursday, Apple said some devices may "exhibit display flickering or Multi-Touch issues after being dropped multiple times on a hard surface and then incurring further stress on the device".
To see the fruits of Elizabeth Fischbach's labors, one need only ascend the Grand Staircase in the Bing Wing of Green Library, step into the light-filled Munger Rotunda and stroll its perimeter, pausing at illuminated exhibit display cases to contemplate their treasures.
Once inside the museum, many studies have shown that most visitors spend less than one minute at any given exhibit display (Cone and Kendall 1978; Donald 1991; Allen 2004), so museum scientists and exhibit developers are challenged to communicate science in a highly focused, engaging manner (Bell et al. 2009).
If you really want to check out some stills that capture not only the costumes and magical make-up of amazing ecdysiasts but their glittering personalities as well, the talented photographers in this exhibit display their artistic expertise of the art of burlesque.
The exhibit displays, among other things, three Gutenberg Bibles.
The exhibit displayed more than 100 of them.
The exhibit displays masks, baskets, toys, ceremonial robes and the like.
Will occupy half of large hall with exhibit displaying blessings of Volstead Act.
In addition to posters, Mr. Fukuda created exhibit displays using wryly composed sculptures.
The exhibit displayed many documents, objects, and photographs reflecting the department's distinguished history.
An exhibit displays photos of tobacco barns and warehouses, antique pouches and cigarette tins, and an 1892 Winchester nightrider rifle.
