"will only be shown" is correct and Usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something will only be visible to a certain group or person. For example: "The confidential document will only be shown to members of the executive board."
The programme will only be shown in 132 countries, and I can't help feeling a failure.
Ali himself will only be shown in archive footage; Christopher Plummer, Danny Glover and Frank Langella play various senior officials.
He went on add that it will be a "little less precious about itself" compared to the 70mm version which will only be shown in 100 cinemas.
Hope Powell's England team, who beat Japan 2-0 earlinr this week in Germany to qualify for the quarter-finals, will only be shown live via the red button interactive service.
Khan says users need a good reason to share their location information, and developers need to assure users that their location will only be shown to people they trust, and that this will be done in a way they can understand and control.
During this time, the abuser's tweets will only be shown to their followers, Twitter says.
Amazon will only be showing the ads on the Kindle home screen and on the screensavers, which is great.
With this setting turned on, you'll only be shown top tweets by users you don't yet follow.
In Taking Time, the card paintings will not only be shown together but will also be reintroduced to their original "pendants" or companions.
These ads, which will initially be made available to advertisers already running search ads on Google.com, will also only be shown against Google Play search results.
It is motivated by a strict hierarchy within dose: the secondary endpoint will only be assessed if efficacy was shown previously for the primary endpoint (so-called successiveness property; see Maurer et al., 2011).
