The phrase "are always displayed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items or information that consistently appear or are shown in a particular context.
Example: "In our application, the most recent updates are always displayed on the homepage for easy access."
Alternatives: "are consistently shown" or "are continually presented."
He has brown eyes of the high-powered headlight kind that seem magnified by his glasses' thick lenses, and long, white, regular teeth that are always displayed in talking.
The topics range from comedy to horror stories and are always displayed as messages.
Recommendations are always displayed together with your Diggers Like You and their compatibility percentages.
By default, reviews from a user's friends are always displayed first.
Once the query is digested, Dragon Go spits out results across seven different relevant paths, whether it be YouTube, Ticketmaster, Milo, Yelp!, etc. Wikipedia and Google are always displayed, no matter the search type.
Nevertheless, to be able to assess subtle differences between the effects of two HF diets caused by different fat origin and/or the presence or absence of cholesterol in a diet, gene expression changes are always displayed separately for each of two diets.
Other ways to make the process as user-friendly as possible are always displaying real images of any products to avoid consumer hesitation and following up with a reminder email.
In the alcove where Chopin is believed to have been born, an enormous arrangement of fresh flowers is always displayed.
"It was always displayed, open and laden with little things," said Stephen Harrison, the curator of decorative art and design at the Cleveland Museum.
Baby pictures of Matthew were always displayed lovingly in their Long Island home, where each year, Matthew's birthday, March 8, and Father's Day and Mother's Day meant sad and solemn days of reflection.
Which is nice, but Flacco's bound to have a bad game at some point this season — he's always displayed a disturbingly Tony Romo-like ability to throw an interception or four just as he's starting to look really good — and then they'll likely jump right off again.
