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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'who displayed' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used as a relative clause to describe or provide more information about a person or group of people mentioned in the sentence. It is commonly used to add details about a person's actions, characteristics, or achievements. Example: The winners of the science competition, who displayed impressive knowledge and skills, were awarded certificates and prizes.
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The boisterous Alexander, who displayed impressive fearlessness, almost scored.
Oribe's adherents, who displayed white colours, became the Blanco ("White Partyty and controlled the interior.
He was an artist who "displayed a form of erudite, neo-anarchic, abstract expressionist fearlessness".
Almost everyone who displayed a police or military identification was promptly killed.
A Bronx native who displayed considerable energy and showmanship, Barrett finished the game with 13 points.
In his home studio, he created curvaceous, cartoony women who displayed a bubblegum ditziness.
He added, dismissively, "One who displayed violent anger was considered eternally faithful".
Reed was instantly struck by Kirk, who displayed humor and moderation.
WEINBERG--Marilyn, was an elegant woman who displayed courage and strength.
The Taliban, who displayed the body publicly before dumping it in the canal, acknowledged killing him.
The group said it had interviewed 42 detainees who displayed fresh scars and wounds.
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