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Discover LudwigThe phrase "to be on display" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is used to describe something that is being shown or exhibited for others to see. Example: The famous painting will be on display at the art gallery next week.
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"The Commuter's Lament" was meant to be on display for one year, but hasn't come down yet.
"The exhibition was originally approved to be on display for only two stops, one in California, the other in Houston," Mr. Wang said.
While devices like Boxee and Roku are going to be on display - I'd bet that the one to watch at CES 2011 is Google TV.
"I don't like to be on display".
"They want to be on display," he said.
It is expected to be on display by Inauguration Day.
The ashes did not appear to be on display.
It's scheduled to be on display beginning in March.
"Instead, now his conservative credentials have to be on display.
Considering their Masters' accomplishments, they deserved to be on display here as never before.
And Harry's going to be on display in his piece that whole time, of course.
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