The phrase "and in the showcase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is displayed or highlighted in a showcase or exhibition context.
Example: "The latest collection of artwork is displayed beautifully and in the showcase for all to admire."
Alternatives: "and on display" or "and in the exhibit".
And over in the Showcase section, devoted to up-and-coming dealers, Martin Doustar from Paris was offering an ancient greenstone funerary mask and necklace from the Olmec culture of Mesoamerica, dating from about 300 B.C. and priced at €250,000.
Alongside the photos and biographies in the showcase programme, there are vital statistics (height, build, eye colour) and "special abilities" (swordfighting, dancing, horse-riding).
Sedna and sculptures in the showcase are all handmade with borosilicate glass.
Thus, the measures set for the preservation of the embroidery seem effective, given the strong reduction of particle concentration and the cleanroom environment in the showcase.
The composition of both the atmosphere and the deposited particles in the showcase can be compared to the results of the analyses conducted in the Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp Belgiumm) [33].
He always wanted to someday compete in the showcase and had auditioned this past March, was selected as a finalist, and has been on an exciting journey ever since.
UCMP graduate students Jenna Judge, Camilla Souto, and Tesla Monson (see photo) participated in the showcase event at AT&T Park attended by more than 30,000 fans of science.
The Spurs were the better team for the balance of the series, playing stingier defense and, in the end, showcasing the poise of their M.V.P. and their retiring captain.
The particles size-resolved concentration was monitored in the lobby, the viewing area and the showcase in November 2015 (nearly empty museum) and July 2016 (crowded period).
He received word of Bermudez's excellent tryout and attended the showcase in Guaynabo.
