The phrase "a quick presentation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a brief presentation aimed at informing or educating an audience about a specific topic.
Example: "I would like to schedule a quick presentation to discuss our new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "a brief overview for" or "a short talk to".
The overall goal, cofounder Brent Brookler tells me, is to cover the main use cases for creative professionals and small businesses — people who need a quick presentation or brochure to show off what they do, that they can easily share in a way that looks great on a mobile device.
(The goal here is to make sure the story will fit on the front page. Ideally, each article should be longer so it continues in other the appropriate section of the newspaper)." When the students are finished creating a detailed article list and layout plan for their front page, ask them to make a quick presentation of it before the class.
The program, written in Microsoft® Visual Basic® code, has a user-friendly graphical interface and is a flexible tool that enables to handle, edit, copy and print a quick presentation of the data including automatically the identification results in the graph.
The workshop covered all the steps referred in the former section and was structured in four exercises preceded by a quick presentation and fine tuning of basic mega trends, which provided the foundation for the construction of the following exercises.
Before introducing the algorithms for partial enumeration of traces, in this section we make a quick presentation of the algorithms which were designed for the enumeration of the complete set of solution traces.
We gave quick presentations to say what actions we're going to take.
So Jon Kahan did a really quick presentation on the katana.
Furthermore, 3D video description and management is also required to enable quick presentation of the most important information in a user-friendly manner [4, 5].
