The phrase "are still displayed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items or information that continue to be visible or presented in a particular context.
Example: "The results of the experiment are still displayed on the screen for further analysis."
Alternatives: "remain visible" or "continue to be shown".
Li's calligraphy on pillars and doorways of that Temple are still displayed today.
Posters of the television series "Brotherhood" (which was filmed in the vicinity) are still displayed in the gentrifying neighborhood.
Their heads are still displayed outside the front door.
No, this didn't really damage their business their books are still displayed on bookshelves across the world and nobody really cares anymore.
Casts of Diplodocus skeletons are still displayed in many museums worldwide, including an unusual D. hayi in the Houston Museum of Natural Science, and D. carnegii in a number of institutions.
For +1 frameshifts it is reported that oligo- or polypeptides are still displayed on phage particles with the same amino acid sequence as the corresponding constructs without a frameshift.
Users who are still displaying their Google Buzz following / follower list on their Google profiles are leaving themselves open to spammers and, potentially, sophisticated phishing attacks.
Yet large percentages of Republicans are still displaying an "anybody but Romney" attitude sufficient to propel a series of extremist candidates into a tie with him.
According to Delta's latest statement customers should expect "large-scale cancellations" and though they're telling customers to check their flight status their latest update also apologizes that some flights are still displaying "on time".
Healthcare workers, including nurses, are the people that have the most knowledge of psychiatry, and yet are still displaying prejudice and stigma.
If this option is already checked, but the pop ups are still displaying, your computer might be infected with malware.
