The phrase 'be shown by the' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in the context of providing evidence or proof for a statement or conclusion, such as in the sentence: "The effectiveness of the medication was be shown by the improvement in the patient's condition."
Mr Boorman's travel programme, By Any Means, will be shown by the National Geographic Channel the Netherlands at the end of June as part of UNICEF the Netherlands month-long fundraising drive.
Would it be shown by the government?
Such involvements would likely be shown by the tax return.
The film was scheduled to be shown by the HBO network in America in May.
The Yankees' level of sincerity will be shown by the size of the contract extension they offer.
To know what can't be shown by the gag writers, however, you have to know about a world beyond the movies.
More than 700 works by David Hockney, many of which have never have been seen in Australia before, are to be shown by the National Gallery of Victoria in a major exhibition in November.
This may explain the brighter light, but it is not the only explanation of the light, for not only has the male a luminous spot, but a small shine may be shown by the larva and even the sleepy pups.
The fledgling Big Ten Network's opening game of its first season yesterday, between Appalachian State and Michigan, was supposed to illustrate the lesser-quality product to be shown by the new channel.
Starting on Sunday and continuing through Jan . 8 15 of those favorites will be shown by the MUSEUM OF MODERN ART at the Roy and Niuta Titus Theaters in the museum's Artist's Choice series.
"Second, since the D.E.C. is not yet issuing permits, there is also no crisis nor a crisis condition that could possibly be shown by the city at this time," he wrote.
