"exhibition case" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to a case or display used to exhibit items, like a museum display, for example. For example: "The museum purchased an exquisite glass exhibition case to showcase the ancient artifacts."
Now the museum keeps a set of the cards from February 1992 under glass in an exhibition case.
Nearby, a full-scale replica of the princess's wrapped corpse lies in an exhibition case, showing the original body netting.
Setting his laptop on the exhibition case, Gleitzman said, "Let me open this up so I can show you the size of things".
A small exhibition case in Mudd Library's lobby documents the class of 1939's undergraduate and alumni activities through photographs and memorabilia.
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There is an exhibition featuring the music of Brazil, including recordings, books, scores, and ephemera from our collections, on display in the main exhibition case of the Music & Arts Library (701 Dodge).
A typical exhibit in the Memorabilia Room features between 100 and 125 objects in ten exhibition cases.
His work is currently on display the Environmental Design Library exhibition cases.
Thousands mobbed through an exhibition room, buffeting glass exhibition cases but, amazingly, breaking none.
On display in the main room are several exhibition cases devoted to the life and career of the singer.
It includes glass exhibition cases that, poignantly, contain only art-history books since all the items depicted are gone from China.
