"prompt displays" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The school's interactive white board was integrated with prompt displays during in-class activities."
The association's rules require the prompt display of the prices if they improve on the market price.
According to a Securities and Exchange Commission report last week, the prompt display of investor limit orders, as required by securities laws, occurs with a distressing haphazardness.
Google, Bing and other search engines routinely merchandise their customers by automatically reinterpreting search queries, suggesting other useful search terms (like a "Did you mean….?" prompt), displaying links to sister properties, and displaying sponsored links/ads such as Google AdWords.
For example, "Was Socrates a man?" (again, at the time of writing) prompts display of summary information about Socrates, including an image, but no direct answer to the question.
This prompts display of the next letter, and so on.
Providers can mute the voice prompts, but the visual prompts displayed on the monitor screen continue and an intermittent audible tone alerts the provider to the on-screen message.
Answer questions from potential buyers as soon as possible, as a prompt response displays good customer service and a slow response will annoy your buyer.
The event prompted visual displays.
Prompts and displays required a high degree of readability not to mention intelligible wording for any event.
The death of one so young prompted public displays of grief and anger, but it also forced a reckoning upon a neighborhood that is still recovering from its history as one of the city's most violent places.
boom:~ boom$ cd PLOrk/chuck/week/02/examples/ Now the prompt should display that you are there: boom:~/PLOrk/chuck/week/02/examples boom$ You can also find out where you are by typing 'pwd' (I have no idea what this stands for) and you can you move to the home directory by simply typing 'cd' or 'cd ~' (the ~ represents path to your home directory).
