The phrase 'indoor display' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a display that is housed indoors, for example: "The museum is currently hosting an indoor display of rare artifacts from Ancient Egypt."
Normally, these leaves wither quickly when cut for indoor display.
Doris had converted them into indoor display gardens that were open to tours.
If you decide to indulge in small conifers for an indoor display, be sure to water them frequently.
"For the last several decades, the only public access allowed on the property was to the indoor display gardens," Mr. Taylor said.
These sensors harvest energy from stray television and radio signals and transmit data from a weather station to an indoor display every five seconds.
The result is a thin, flexible display, with a contrast that matches that of paper.The company's first product is a rigid indoor display board called "Immedia".
Indoor displays could include photographs, items that pupils have gathered, and rubbings of different outdoor surfaces.
Ten museums from 82d Street to 104th Street will take part in the annual festival, which features outdoor entertainment as well as indoor displays.
Paper-white narcissus (blooming through November and December) and specially-forced hyacinths (in flower January-February) are perhaps the best known of the bulbs used for indoor displays.
Orchids and South African Bulbs While many outdoor blooms have yet to make their debuts, some indoor displays are already ablaze with color.
Outdoor tents and indoor displays will illustrate subjects from the ecology of the Hudson River to the prehistoric life of New York and New Jersey, which were "really rich with medium-size and smaller dinosaurs," Mr. Lerner-Lam said.
