The phrase "a mode of presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different ways or methods of presenting information or ideas.
Example: "In our seminar, we will explore a mode of presentation that incorporates multimedia elements to engage the audience more effectively."
Alternatives: "a method of presentation" or "a style of presentation".
A Fregean content will be true only if the object presented by a mode of presentation in the content has the property (or properties) presented by a mode of presentation in the content.
Kripke repudiated the Fregean idea that names introduce their referents by means of a "mode of presentation".
under a mode of presentation, the mode of presentation is not part of the content itself.
There is no such thing as representation without a mode of presentation.
A mode of presentation might affect overall significance without providing further information that might be stated in a further proposition.
Of course the notion of a mode of presentation is somewhat obscure, and Frege quickly shifts attention elsewhere.
First, those who hold that a reason is not just a fact but a fact plus a particular mode of presentation (a particular way of grasping the fact, as it were) might well be able to make good use of the reason-statement-based version of the distinction.
Herein we report a unique rare case of BDUMP causing visual loss in an immunocompetent patient diagnosed with central nervous system (CNS) B-cell lymphoma -- a mode of atypical presentation that, to the best of our knowledge, has not been reported before.
Burge holds that in place of the gap, there is a demonstrative mode of presentation of an object.
If one singular fact can be known under a physical mode of presentation as well as under a phenomenal mode of presentation, then the two items of knowledge involve two concepts (a phenomenal and a physical concept) with different primary intensions and these different primary intensions correspond to different properties.
The object-centered account of belief contrasts with mode-of-presentation-centered or language-centered accounts.
