The phrase "a presentation on behalf" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone is presenting something as a representative of another person or organization.
Example: "I will be giving a presentation on behalf of our CEO at the conference next week."
Alternatives: "a presentation representing" or "a presentation for".
If you recall, the piece ends with a folk song in Brooklyn, sung after a presentation on behalf of struggling farmers in California… Well, the singer is named Chris Cassone, and that was his song that I quoted.
Justice John Paul Stevens asked if there was an authentic risk that Mr. Fertig would be prosecuted were he to make a presentation on behalf of the Kurdish group at the United Nations.
Before the halftime ceremony, Wade played rock, paper, scissors in the locker room with Udonis Haslem to decide who would have to make a short speech and a presentation on behalf of this season's team.
The most interesting was a presentation on behalf of the traditional leader, the local Fon.
The condition for teachers is that, if they nominate someone, they have to make a presentation on behalf of that student.
A presentation on behalf of Meehan at the commission hearing did not include testimony by the historians or photographs of the building condition, so he was unprepared to rebut statements made by the appellants, Meehan said.
It will look at your activity and maybe offer you to send a presentation on your behalf or order lunch.
For example, volunteer to introduce the keynote speaker or the panel of distinguished guests, provide a 5-minute overview of the event's agenda, give a short presentation on behalf of a student group, or advertise upcoming events, initiatives, and opportunities for eligible attendees.
Their ship, the Narada, is purely practical with visible mechanics as it is a "working ship", unlike the Enterprise crew who give a respectable presentation on behalf of the Federation.
Barely an evening goes by in Britain without an annual presentation on behalf of hairdressers or funeral celebrants or hotel booking websites.
For Lavinia Egidi, a computer scientist at a university in Alessandria near Turin who wrote in a widely-circulated online presentation on behalf of the protesters, the Moratti bill "makes sense in a different context, where research has real alternatives outside academia".
