"on temporary display" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing something that is only available for a limited time, such as an exhibit or a sale. Example: The museum has several ancient artifacts on temporary display, including a rare Roman coin collection.
It is on temporary display in Tate Modern.
Some objects will go on temporary display soon at the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University in Bloomington.
It went on temporary display in Ulaanbaatar, the capital, where some seven hundred thousand of the nation's three million people saw it.
Among the items displayed at the news conference yesterday, they passed a glass case where a selection of items from the collection had been put on temporary display.
The museum's Impressionist and Post-Impressionist collection, including some of the best-known works by Eduard Manet, Claude Monet and Paul Cézanne, had been on temporary display on the ground floor.
It will go on temporary display around the middle of this month until February, at which time it will be put back in storage until the permanent exhibit is ready, probably in September.
It would be no surprise to see a crudely designed and poorly cast model of the Queen on one of her favourite steeds cluttering up the heart of London because, while all eyes have been on temporary displays of modern art, the capital has quietly acquired some dreadful, kitsch bronze and marble "traditional" public monuments in recent years.
Although fireplace mantels work for temporary display, mounting them on sturdy boards around and near Christmas trees work too.
Indeed, with 30percentt of the works on loan from outside Mexico, "Aztecs" could not be held in Mexico: by law, pre-Columbian objects that return there -- even for temporary display -- cannot leave.
It made its public debut at the California Science Center on Oct. 30, 2012 at a temporary display until 2017 when it will be in the center's new home, mounted vertically with an external fuel tank and solid rocket boosters and with one of the orbiter's payload bay doors open.
The exhibition, which focused on the theme of identity and opened on 23 October 2014, is now the most-viewed temporary display in the gallery's history and contributed to the 2 million plus total visitor figure for the year.
