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The phrase "and displayed in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is shown or presented in a specific location or context.
Example: "The artwork was beautifully framed and displayed in the gallery for all to admire."
Alternatives: "and exhibited in the" or "and presented in the".
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It was inscribed on 12 bronze tablets and displayed in the Roman Forum.
Bodies of nuns had been exhumed and displayed in the street.
Posters should be presented to the class and displayed in the classroom.
Maps and artist's statements should be presented and displayed in the classroom.
When Dolly died, she was stuffed and displayed in the National Museum of Scotland.
The top eight finalists will be announced Wednesday and displayed in the Winter Garden in Battery Park City.
At Schwartz's, as Valentine's Day approaches, dozens of heart-shaped boxes wait to be filled with the marshmallows and displayed in the red-and-white-checkerboard candy store.
But Williams goes his own way, persistently drawing attention to the way that photographs are made (and displayed) in the first place.
Then, the preserved head and skeleton were to be reassembled, clothed, and displayed "in the attitude in which I am sitting when engaged in thought and writing".
The quilt, consisting of selected squares — predominantly red, white and blue, like the one above — will later be sewn together and displayed in the museum.
(The Conservancy sued, and Rosen eventually paid for the work to be restored and displayed in the New-York Historical Society).
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