The phrase "a model for presentations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an example or standard that serves as a guide for creating effective presentations.
Example: "The workshop provided a model for presentations that we can all learn from to improve our public speaking skills."
Alternatives: "a template for presentations" or "a standard for presentations".
To study MHC class I antigen presentation by B cells, we used Salmonella typhimurium as a model for cross-presentation against facultative intracellular bacteria.
We used a first-order differential equation as a model for simplicity of presentation, but this approach is most commonly used with respect to second-order boundary value problems for ordinary differential equations or partial differential equations.
Training data, from the period 2006 to 2008, are reserved for both the development of the predictive model, Phase 1, and for training the parameters for the EWMA Surveillance Trees, Phase 2. Before we could apply any testing procedure for unusual behaviour we had first to develop a model for the expected counts of presentations for all series.
The main contribution of the paper is a detailed presentations of a model for the ACC and verification of its efficiency.
It may be tempting for the reader to consider this paper as a presentation of a model for predicting U.S. lung cancer mortality.
His presentation concluded with the promise that the Olympics would turn east London into "a model for 21st-Century living".
We provide HOMD as a conceptual model for the presentation of microbiome data for other human body sites.
"They have this mindless policy of everything having to be simultaneously streamed and released, which is obviously an untenable model for theatrical presentation.
The model is also given in SBML (default: model.xml), LATEX (default: model.tex) and plain text (default: model.txt) formats, which allows for the direct usage of model equations for presentations or publications.
