The phrase "showcases from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items or examples that are displayed or highlighted from a particular source or collection.
Example: "The exhibition showcases from various artists around the world, highlighting their unique styles."
Alternatives: "displays from" or "features from".
We held annual graduate showcases from 1988-1994.
Because of space constraints, the museum showcases from 800 to 900 works at a given time, although its collection numbers in the thousands.
Nights range from a sweat-drenched showcases from Lisbon's ghetto electronic crew and label-of-the-moment Principe, to a dismorphic sound sessions from Berlin collective FLEISCH.
Yet even while the series does a generally admirable job of rescuing at least the individuals it showcases from historical obscurity, the full and complex story of the abolition movement that advocated emancipation for years before the Civil War has yet to be told.
At 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., 2162 Broadway, at 76th Street, fourth floor, (212) 579-0528, vitaltheatre.org; $20. 'LET ME PUT IT THIS WAY: THE STRAIGHT TALK PLAYS' (Friday through Sunday) Well-known stage actors don't often star in plays by children, but the showcases from the 52nd Street Project are always exceptions.
At the same time, talent showcases from influential labels like Monstercat and Nordic Traxx are increasing the music scene's cultural visibility all over the world.
In this case a former army barracks dating from the 1860s now showcases work from artists from all over Asia.
"The November Showcase: From Experience, The Experiment II".
SIMSBURY Arts Exclusive Gallery "The November Showcase: From Experience, the Experiment II".
The Kettering Incident airs on Showcase from 4 July Clem Bastow visited Tasmania as a guest of Mona.
"This morning at the corner of Friedrichstrasse and Jägerstrasse, I saw two men, SA men, unscrewing a red Der Stürmer showcase from the wall of a building.
