The phrase "are going to be showing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a future event where something will be displayed or presented.
Example: "Next week, we are going to be showing the latest documentary at the community center."
Alternatives: "will be presenting" or "are set to display".
"But that does not mean that voters are going to be showing on Primary Day".
Bathys also announced a new watch that they are going to be showing off at Baselworld 2009, the Damascus Bathic.
I was thinking today about whether this week or next week people are going to be showing up to any LGBTQ clubs.
But while Ziyed says the design is well-structured and that the style, movement and drape are impressive, she doubts that condom dress knock-offs are going to be showing up at shopping malls anytime soon.
"First you gave the answer, and now you are going to be showing your work.... and that's the opposite of the way in which a study of that magnitude would be released," he said.
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Games in the Classic are going to be shown in Israel.
How do you feel about saying goodbye to Kalinda and knowing that the final episodes are going to be shown?
The films are going to be shown in New York next month at the Tribeca film festival in New York and there will be three joint winners.
"You find yourself wondering in the back of your mind if you are going to be shown up by two natural actors".
"I have no doubt that fingerprint evidence and firearms evidence, once looked into by the appropriate research entities, are going to be shown to be very reliable and good," said Mr. Fisher, the former American Academy of Forensic Sciences president.
