"static display" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to refer to something such as a picture, sign, or a product that stays in one place instead of moving around. For example, "The store featured a static display of the new line of clothing."
One rather static display consists of gowned and uniformed mannequins.
The LCD was mostly used as a static display.
Until three years ago, Mr. DeLauro's lights merely twinkled in a static display of Christmas cheer.
Usually, the audio board just wants the video board to keep a static display.
Although recent-past fashion is rarely appealing in a static display, an energy vibrates from clothes and screen.
It will be on static display and will also complete a flight demonstration to highlight its upgraded rotor system.
There were Saabs, Hummers, the Cadillac CTS-V and even the new ZR1 Corvette (static display only, the P.R. people made clear).
It's a fascinating piece of equipment, but it is completely inanimate on static display," said White at the team's engine factory in Viry-Châtillon Viry-Châtillon.
The £59.7m Ángel di María scored one and made the winner for Radamel Falcao in another incisive, classy performance, whereas £28m Romelu Lukaku gave another clumsy, static display at the head of the visitors' attack.
In short, there is much to be said for the presentation of art as part of a cultural narrative, mediated and dematerialized, rather than as a static display of uprooted, vetted objects.
And it is about time, Ms. Futter said, as she stood on the balcony and surveyed the static display cabinets and fish models mounted as if they were in an angler's trophy room.
