The phrase "are sometimes featured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing items, people, or events that occasionally appear or are highlighted in a particular context, such as media, publications, or events.
Example: "In our magazine, local artists are sometimes featured to showcase their work and promote community talent."
Alternatives: "are occasionally highlighted" or "are sometimes showcased".
"To the extent you can get diverse programs and initiatives into that model, you can minimize backlash". Frank Dobbin, an organizational sociologist at Harvard and one of Kalev's co-authors, said narratives about interpersonal conflict that are sometimes featured in "sensitivity training" can be counterproductive.
Samples of news broadcasts and speeches by political leaders are sometimes featured in songs.
They are sometimes featured as a major character in films about particular animals, but also used as visual elements that assure the accuracy of historical stories.
Mr. Coryell's "I Was in the Room With Jimi," a feedback-inflected Hendrix homage, is sometimes featured in Mr. Walker's sets.
Throughout the 1960s Supergirl starred in the backup story in Action Comics and was sometimes featured on the book's cover along with her top-tiered cousin.
Corsets and corset-style tops without structural supports retained an amount of popularity as outerwear, especially in alternative fashion, and were sometimes featured in the works of respected fashion designers.
I can book a car using a decent app, and as a Gold member my car is sometimes featured on a digital display.
Their act was sometimes featured in headlines of the New York Times.
"Phone apps have matured and are sometimes as feature-rich as the free-standing machines", says Capel, "the processing speed of most smartphones these days is as good as the hardware devices".
And a system of this sort could, in theory, form the basis of a "remote control" feature, allowing weapons to be disabled from a distance".Kill switches" or "backdoors", as these features are sometimes known, have so far been associated with expensive weapon systems that must send and receive data to operate.
Released last month, the third Paramore album, "Brand New Eyes," is sometimes terrific, featuring a mildly more expansive version of the sound that the band has been honing.
