The phrase 'shown right' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that something has been accurately represented or is being done correctly. For example, "The data shown right demonstrates the reported growth in sales over the past twelve months".
Our starting point was the position shown right.
THE portrait of Gertrude Stein (shown right) was the first Picasso to enter the collection of New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Afterward, one could bounce from group to group of USF students marveling at how they showed up after the 7pm start time – 40 minutes before Trump appeared – and were shown right in.
One consideration for Mr. Grushow that could work in WB's favor is whether he would effectively weaken another 20th Century Fox Television program, "Angel," a spin-off of "Buffy" shown right afterward on WB.
The five MPs of Sinn Fein, the party of the deputy first minister, Martin McGuinness (shown right), are useless as counters, since ancient republican doctrine prohibits them from taking their Commons seats.
Shown right into their heads, we understand the tight familial lines of devotion, duty and disgust that both draw them together and keep them apart (in two cases, geographically, reflecting keenly the Irish diaspora of the late 20th century).
Alistair Darling, Labour's chancellor of the exchequer (shown left, above), sparred with George Osborne, his Tory opposite number (shown right), and with Vince Cable, for the Liberal Democrats.The debate was held hours after the Conservatives had announced that they would reverse most of Labour's planned rise in national-insurance contributions from April 2011.
The selection from the Musée Galliera collection — from late-19th-century Worth evening gowns (a 1925 Jean Patou dress is shown right) to an intricately embroidered outfit by John Galliano for Christian Dior — is on view at Paris's City Hall through July 6.
The potential is shown right here in North Dakota".
