"currently displayed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe things that are currently visible or shown in some way. For example, "The current weather conditions are currently displayed on the TV screen."
The user can then specify the delimiter to use when generating files in text or alignments format (tab or comma character), the name of the file, whether the generated file should be compressed for faster downloads, and whether the system should produce a file containing hits for all runs in the current session, instead of those of the currently displayed run only.
A navigation state of a client (i.e., a browser) is composed of (1) the HTML page currently displayed by the browser and (2) the current values of the cookiesc in the browser.
For live video, integrity guarantees for the currently displayed frame cannot be given since the signature for the current image group is delivered at a later point in time.
They are currently displayed in crowded quarters in the main Winter Palace building.
An exhibition of his photos of Trinidadian life is currently displayed in the town's Benito Ortiz Art Gallery.
The incredible installation "Moveable Type," by Ben Rubin and Mark Hansen, currently displayed in the lobby of The New York Times's new building, was inspired by their similar but smaller piece titled "Listening Post".
Ms. Burnside pointed out, however, that two pairs of shackles from the Henrietta Marie are currently displayed in another part of the Smithsonian: the main African exhibit hall at the National Museum of Natural History.
Although they are currently displayed together on loan to Tate Modern in London, the artist's estate has made life easier for future curators by stipulating that the works can either be shown together or separately.
Most of the high-pressure rocks that are currently displayed in metamorphic belts around the world were metamorphosed in Mesozoic or Cenozoic time (e.g., the circum-Pacific belt, the Alps, the Greek Cyclades, and the Cordillera Betica in Spain).
The 1969 Goodwin building, one of five contiguous structures of the Wadsworth campus, will be razed to make way for a new entrance, 30percentt more gallery space -- only 2,000 of its 45,000 art objects are currently displayed -- the permanent off-site storage of art objects not on display, and the relocation and expansion of the museum's education and staff offices.
There it would be the centrepiece for the opening this autumn of a new museum of modern art set up by the American Guggenheim Foundation.Curators at the Queen Sofia Museum in Madrid, where "Guernica" is currently displayed, say moving the huge canvas would be mad.
