The phrase "a presentation to be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a future presentation that is planned or intended to occur.
Example: "We are preparing a presentation to be delivered at the conference next month."
Alternatives: "a presentation that will be" or "a presentation intended for".
Tally and analyze the results, and create a presentation to be given during a future class.
Considering the information they have identified about themselves, as well as about the diversity among the students in the class, each student should create an outline for a presentation to be part of a class museum exhibit celebrating diversity.
The winning entry will spend time with Rothman to develop a presentation to be included on the agenda for the conference (the deadline is Tuesday, October 29).
A technical meeting attended by all the CACM Directors of Integration was due to be held at the end of March or beginning of April, which was seen as 'an excellent opportunity to discuss this issue', and Republic Tobacco was preparing a presentation to be given to the Ministry of the Economy prior to this meeting [ 26].
Given that the service revolves around collaboration, it would be nice if there was a way to collaboratively build a PowerPoint presentation to be shown during the meeting.
After researching that country's decorative style, they will present their ideas to the client in an oral presentation, to be given on a future date.
Popular inebriated web series "Drunk History" might be making its way to television now that Comedy Central has ordered a pilot presentation to be produced by Will Ferrell, Adam McKay and Chris Henchy's Gary Sanchez Productions.
Groups will use their gathered material to prepare an oral presentation to be given at the end of the period.
A chance to see their work as well as his will be available in a remarkable new presentation to be streamed on the Guardian website on Monday.
It might have been better envisioned as an all-dance presentation, to be experienced by the audience as an uninterrupted flow of silent narrative.
The work will all be done in specifying what it is for an arbitrary mode of presentation to be suitably related to the attributer's mode of presentation.
