"shows wit" is a valid part of a sentence and can be used in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like, "Her humorous comment showed wit beyond her years."
When writer asked Perot about his concept of an electronic town hall, a TV show wit telephone polling, it became clear that he hadn't thought it through.
All three collections show wit and skill and a voracious interest and insight not just in fabric and fit, but also in the art and cultures that informed Jones's work.
Stephen Farber believed that the extended development of the film had reduced its quality, but that the visual effects were "stellar" and showed wit.
Holmes became known as a poet who expressed the benefits of loyalty and trust at serious gatherings, as well as one who showed wit at festivities and celebrations.
John Moe, who hosts the public radio show "Wits," was one person who did it for me.
Last week, Andy Richter and Reggie Watts used their improvisational gifts to great effect on Minnesota Public Radio's show "Wits," one of the rare public radio comedy shows that's actually funny -- even to listeners who don't think a New York Times reference is a good substitute for a joke.
Like Peter Ustinov, Gorgeous George was a coveted and regular guest on chat shows - wit, raconteur, blah blah blah - who could always be relied upon to tell some side-splitting stories.
In a rare moment, Joey shows some wit – in a catch phrase stolen from Chandler, of course.
