The phrase "are actually displayed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the visibility or presentation of items, data, or information in a specific context.
Example: "The results of the experiment are actually displayed on the screen for everyone to see."
Alternatives: "are truly shown" or "are indeed presented".
Most museums have extensive collections, often only a fraction of which are actually displayed but which consume substantial physical, financial, and human resources.
Whether customers are indeed inspired to pause long enough to take it all in, or pass right through to the grand marble staircase and up to the second floor where the various Jil Sander collections are actually displayed, or simply turn around and walk out the door confused — remains to be seen.
The moment at which a display computer requests an image change and the moment at which the first pixels of the new image are actually displayed on their LCD are two different things, and may well not even have a fixed delay (depending on the details of both the display and the rendering).
Streaming video only uses bandwidth if it is actually displayed.
He's actually displayed an impressive level of humility, not a quality with which he is widely credited, through this whole process.
Some pages from the manuscript were actually displayed at the Pequot twice before — in a 1979 exhibition of Macmillan first editions, also donated by Mr. Brett, and in 1991 for a show honoring "Scarlett," Alexandra Ripley's authorized, if not very good, sequel to "Gone With the Wind".
This flag was actually displayed with the reverse side showing, i.e., stars in the upper right corner: the historic flag was so fragile that the conservator at the Naval Academy Museum had sewn a protective linen backing to one side to help secure the fabric from deteriorating, leaving its "wrong side" visible.
We might perform offence but we're actually displaying our own unshockability.
The only thing that bugs me is that the prices or price range aren't actually displayed when you get the list of search results, which means you have to click through every time.
There are actually two displays, at six in the evening for the kids, and midnight for the big kids.
