"have displaced" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "The recent floods have displaced hundreds of people from their homes."
They would have displaced about 48500 LT, nearly double the displacement of the older ships.
They have displaced American investment and driven ingenuity overseas.
"The fringes have displaced tolerance with purity tests," he wrote.
In book reviewers' lingo they have displaced calmer forms.
Would other photographers have displaced him later in India?
Boutiques and coffeehouses have displaced small grocers and other marginal merchants.
Latinos have displaced African Americans as the majority, fuelling racial tension.
Ethiopia is particularly vulnerable, while floods in southern Somalia have displaced tens of thousands.
The Syrian conflict is estimated to have displaced at least 11.6 million people.
Attacks and regional insecurity have displaced 2.6 million, both internally and into neighbouring countries.
In fact, blacks have displaced Hispanics as the group with the lowest homeownership rates.
