"which is exhibiting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is showing or displaying characteristics, qualities, or traits. For example, "The rock wall is exhibiting signs of erosion caused by wind and rain."
H is for Herbs, and Hooksgreen Herbs, which is exhibiting at Chelsea for the first time.
He had just been to the Transit Museum's annex in Grand Central, which is exhibiting Coppola's drawings.
One recent afternoon, Mr. Scherer, who is 50, took his cards to Woodward Gallery on the Lower East Side, which is exhibiting works by Basquiat through Nov. 3.
She is telling me this at a gallery under some railway arches in Hoxton, east London, which is exhibiting the first solo show of her sculptures.
He collected them during the last 50 years and has donated them to Avery, which is exhibiting his gifts this fall in a basement gallery.
At last count, four men and seven women entering the Metropolitan Museum, which is exhibiting the celebrated paintings from the Kaiser Friedrich Museum, in Berlin,….
The lines at the Galleria dell'Accademia, Via Ricasoli 60, (39-055) 238-612, were shorter, and moved faster than at the Uffizi -- most people were waiting simply for a glimpse of Michelangelo's "David," which is exhibited here with his unfinished "Slaves".
He led the development of the robotic vehicle Stanley which won the 2005 DARPA Grand Challenge, and which is exhibited in the Smithsonian.
Thus, the next step was to use the methodology to monitor fermentations which is exhibited in Figure 5.
The European call options of both the models converge as (gammato2), which is exhibited in Figures 4(a - b).
The device is tested using Softwares like Festo Fluid Sim and Pro-Engineer which is exhibited in this paper.
