The phrase "a message shows" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a message conveys or reveals certain information or meaning.
Example: "The message shows the importance of teamwork in achieving our goals."
Alternatives: "a message indicates" or "a message reveals".
Type any of these seemingly innocuous words and phrases, in Chinese, into Sina Weibo, the country's most popular microblog with more than 500 million registered users, and a message shows up that says: "According to relevant laws, statutes and policies," the results of the search "cannot be shown".
If a message shows up in realtime (i.e. in the caching phase), it's an opportunity to switch the conversation over to a stream that has no caching limitation.
One group posted a message showing the site was down and said that "whaling IS NOT cultural right".
The aim was to raise £100 for flowers and a message showing how fans can come together in tragedy, with any surplus going to charity.
"What the portrait does, sending a message, showing a person at a particular age, the social status of that person, the statue needs to convey that because that is more important than if they can capture a resemblance".
The tool condition is indicated by an alarm signal, one LED indicator, and a message shown on four-digit seven-segment displays.
Just imagine being hungry around lunchtime or being in the mood for a happy hour drink, and getting pinged with a message showing you that a friend is doing one of those activities.
Facebook has pulled the Paper app from the app store and will discontinue support for existing downloads of it on July 29th, according to a message show to all user.
As we returned from the park to her car my friend checked her phone, curious about a message showing there.
You can find it at Special Allmessages. Just click on a message shown there and do any necessary editing.
Each listing has a unique message; when a visitor mouseovers a listing, a custom message shows up in the form of a bubbletip.
