"shows very well" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been demonstrated or demonstrated clearly. For example, "The coach's explanation shows very well how to do the trick properly."
That's one thing that this example shows very well.
The predicted hydrotreated product composition shows very well agreement with the experimental data for a wide range of operating conditions with absolute average errors less than 5% and clearly shows enhancement of productivity of distillate fractions.
Would you recommend [it] to a friend who asked, 'I want to spend $40 for a bottle of wine; what is a good value?' I wouldn't". Well, yes, I would, because I think Octagon shows very well against French and California wines in its price range, as do several other top wines from Virginia and Maryland.
"What it shows very well is that you have to look at different dimensions of autonomy" rather than grouping them, says author Thomas Estermann, as aspects can vary between and within countries.
While the work is well presented and adequately documented, and shows very well the difference that exists between cultures and culture free methods in this particular case, there are a number of subjects that the authors may want to expand.
"It was a very fine show, very well reviewed," said Serota.
Some of the less expensive wines in the tasting showed very well.
I picked the 2006 Iby Classic zweigelt, from Burgenland, prime Austrian territory for reds, and it showed very well, like a spicy Côtes-du-Rhone or Beaujolais.
Accordingly, the radon-deficit is ascribed to the residual NAPL in the soil pores, as shown very well also by the obtained maps.
"The NASL showed very well in the Open Cup this year and we should have advanced beyond the Philadelphia match if it wasn't for some very poor officiating," said Stover.
