The phrase "a larger presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a presentation that is more extensive in size, scope, or detail compared to another presentation.
Example: "In our next meeting, I will provide a larger presentation that covers all aspects of the project in depth."
Alternatives: "a more extensive presentation" or "a more comprehensive presentation".
Mr. Hardin said the clip was part of a larger presentation to many of the firm's employees and added that in context, it would help the firm's argument that it did not try to hinder the S.E.C. investigation.
If you are responsible for only part of a larger presentation it is not considered rude to leave after your part (including the question-and-answer session) is over.
Many wineries have grouped together, within their region, to create a larger presentation space and, hopefully, a bigger draw.
Bob Chapek, chairman of Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, revealed the plan to create the hotel as part of a larger presentation about Disney's ambitious strategy for the larger "Star Wars" lands it's developing.
A large presentation consisting of row upon row of divans, covered with Oriental rugs, suggestive of a theater without a stage and titled "Auditorium," was one of the biggest hits of the 1992 Documenta in Kassel, Germany.
A large presentation of row upon row of his couches, covered with Oriental rugs and suggesting a theater without a stage, was displayed, and available for lounging in, at the 1992 Documenta, and was later installed on the roof of the Dia Art Foundation in New York.
We measured impulse responses of two common rooms, i.e., a meeting room (M) and a large presentation room (P).
A wide new space in the rear of the room offers a much larger presentation area for story times, crafts and events.
After healthy haute couture revenues for 2011, and a slightly larger presentation in January this year, more money is now being invested in this, most upscale and elitist, arm of the label.
Our work focuses on 6-DOF object manipulation at a distance with a large display for presentations and education.
As a result, "dementia should be first message," of a campaign to primary doctors, according to the document, which appears to be part of a larger marketing presentation but is not marked more specifically.
