"in order to display" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to explain the purpose of doing something. For example: "We have built a new interactive display in order to display new products."
In order to display the dresses, we had to get wicker mannequins from Italy.
Business users, like Google, would have to pay royalties in order to display news publishers' material, even short excerpts.
In order to display their work at Copenhagen fashion week, all designers must now adhere to the regulations.
"Your wave is" was commissioned by the French retail billionaire François Pinault, who recently bought the Palazzo Grassi in order to display his own collections there.
That software hijacks a user's connection, using a "man in the middle" technique, in order to display adverts, even on webpages which do not normally have them.
The trade-off is that Pudding Media is eavesdropping on phone calls in order to display ads on the screen that are related to the conversation.
When internet users browse the web, their computer makes a copy of the webpage they are visiting in order to display it on the screen.
Say you are somebody really perturbed by Scott Walker, you might be more willing to take a longer exit poll in order to display that anger.
He carried on largely in order to display, to a cynical world, the power of God at work in him and the needlessness of the fear of death.
In order to display rotational discontinuities, a three-component model is necessary.
The performance testing concept development is briefly explained in order to display opportunities and limitations.
