The phrase "a preview that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a summary or an overview of something that will be discussed or presented later.
Example: "In this article, we will provide a preview that highlights the key findings of our research."
Alternatives: "an overview that" or "a summary that".
And so I offer a preview that is also a wish list for the season ahead.
HBO cited the several runs of the show, including a preview that was shown in December, and said "Luck" had been seen by 3.3 million viewers.
The senator will speak at the convention on Monday night, and his team released a preview that said he would not only attack Trump but speak about the future of the "political revolution" that he promised on the campaign trail.
Whether all the above reaches your cinema is hard to say; I like the sound of a preview that took place at the Alamo Drafthouse, in Austin, Texas, where viewers were warned that they would shortly be seeing things that they could "never unsee".
Other new features include a preview that shows how Sponsored Stories will actually appear in a user's newsfeed.
For now, though, this is only a preview that is meant to give developers and publishers time to support this new format.
The Chrome extension is a public preview that serves as a first step toward more deeply integrating advanced NLG into Tableau.
The Chrome extension is a public preview that serves as a first step toward more deeply integrating advanced NLG into Tableau.
In a telephone interview this week, Mr. Hansen said that the current version of Live Mesh was a "technology preview" that would be available only to a group of about 10,000 test users and software developers.
FRANKFURT – BMW opened the 65th International Motor Show in Frankfurt on Tuesday with a press preview that included its first production-ready electric vehicles, a range of other new conventionally powered vehicles, two concept cars and even a scooter.
The Times was part of a media preview that toured the land over the weekend, and here's just a bit of what we learned.
