The phrase "a presentation called" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing the title or subject of a presentation in a formal or informal context.
Example: "I attended a presentation called 'The Future of Renewable Energy' at the conference last week."
Alternatives: "a talk titled" or "a lecture named".
On his computer he showed me a presentation called "Kelp!
During the last deluge, in the winter of 2013-2014, the government's Environment Agency published a presentation called River Dredging and Flood Defence.
In June, the institute will give a presentation called "Reading the Body as Text: Cultural History Written in Bone" at the 15th International Symposium on Latin American Indian Literature at the Library of Congress in Washington.
Over in the Enamels Room, a murky gallery with lush green rugs, Rika Burnham, a stylish doyenne who is the Frick's head of education, gave a presentation called "A Close Look at a Masterpiece by Duccio".
Webb shared her discovery at a conference by the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Art, Manufactures and Commerce RSSA) in a presentation called "How to have a good day".
To get competitive juices flowing, the artist Amanda Browder of "Bad at Sports," a Chicago-based art podcast, offered a presentation called "Battleship," which pitted Formalists against Conceptualists, artists against dealers, and painters against the world.
She considers dog issues her specialty, and once, at a convention in Moline, gave a slide presentation called "Muzzles: What They Can Do--and What They Can't".
On a recent evening at Union Hall, in Park Slope, he used his doppelgänger to begin a PowerPoint presentation called "My Dining Hell," flipping between a photograph of himself and one of White: "Marco.
The annex also has a special presentation called "John Lennon: The New York Years," and it opened with a show devoted to the Clash.
"The world cannot keep accumulating claims on U.S. assets indefinitely," head of Global Commodities and Multi-Asset Strategy Francisco Blanch said in presenting the bank's 2012 commodities outlook as part of a broader presentation called "When Europe Sneezes".
Lone Star's resident expert on disaster recovery is Saundra Brown, who's also the proud co-author of a PowerPoint presentation called "Mo' Disasters, Mo' Problems: Providing Legal Assistance in the Aftermath of a Disaster".
