The phrase "a kind of presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type or style of presentation that may not fit into a traditional category.
Example: "The seminar will feature a kind of presentation that combines visual art with storytelling."
Alternatives: "a type of presentation" or "a form of presentation".
To be sure, in this early work, Pfänder still classifies meaning something as a kind of presentation (Vorstellung): roughly, to mean something is to present a (representing) content that symbolically refers to another (represented) content that itself is not present in sensation, whereby the two contents are in a similarity or depictive relation (1900, 25ff, cf. also Fischer 1905).
When The Girl Who Fell to Earth was being prepared for publication, she went to the designers with a kind of presentation to help show them what to avoid.
Any presentation to the Western public was followed by "Which war?" "What day?" "What year?" "Who was this?" and "Who belongs to whom?" And so I think after we had a rough cut which was really about two hours, after the gathering with the family, portrayed in the last scene, I had to sit down and get a kind of presentation of the whole history.
When making any kind of presentation, a counter-intuitive statement, surprising fact or arresting story can get people to put their phones down.
The user testers were aware enough of privacy and the importance of it, but they did not want any kind of presentation that seemed too radically pro-privacy or anti-tracking.
The short answer is that we need to remind ourselves when making any kind of presentation to think Big Picture.
The service can be used for any kind of presentation, but the company is primarily marketing towards businesses looking to create product demos, internal training videos, and customer support movies, among other things.
Though a number of books and even a TV movie, (Iron Jawed Angels in 2004) about Paul have been written over the years, there's a new entry on the block with a fresh look and a different kind of presentation.
There are simple elevations animated by wash, the opposite of the highly-wrought, over-realistic drawings that most 19th-century architects favoured, and a particular kind of presentation drawing developed by Mackintosh, all black lines on white background, to describe building, trees and sky.
