The phrase "final display" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the last or concluding presentation of information, such as in a project or exhibition.
Example: "The final display of the art project showcased the students' creativity and hard work."
Alternatives: "ultimate presentation" or "concluding exhibit."
This avoided the loop overhead initially involved, and increased the final display rate by about 50%.
The exhibit's final display is devoted to a royal session by the photographer in 1968.
Ms. Steele's final display areas (the six are divided by translucent scrims) are named "Sparkle" and "Exotic".
In the final display, York has a selection of the portraits he painted of friends and contemporaries.
The final display is of the square root of this distance, contoured to show those pixels whose distance is 2, 5, 10, and 15 units from the center.
Inspired by similar opportunities at the British flower show in Chelsea, this final display will be designed by William Mulligan for the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
They establish the tone for the exhibition's final displays of state gifts, White House kitsch and gifts from well-wishers.
Her trajectory should have started with the giddy, broochlike, exploding-eye sculptures seen in the final displays of her 2004 retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art.
Variations of this task — initially presenting two faces instead of just one; lengthening the intervening delay; or displaying a different, irrelevant face between the initial and final displays — tested load, maintenance and distraction resistance, respectively.
Often lambasted for not being the best "story" or the most entertaining character on tour, the way she brutally demolished Eugenie Bouchard in the final was one of the most convincing final displays in history.
The show might also have been more powerful had its final displays of reproductions of Leonardo's drawings offered even a minute sampling of the originals that graced the exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum a few years ago.
