The phrase "a vivid presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a presentation that is striking, clear, and engaging, often in the context of visual or verbal communication.
Example: "The speaker delivered a vivid presentation that captivated the audience and made complex ideas easy to understand."
Alternatives: "a striking presentation" or "an engaging presentation."
The key-point of haptics is to realize a vivid presentation of reactive force, particularlly in applications that involve touching action.
Wittgenstein supplies, in the Tractatus, a vivid presentation of Frege's logic in the form of what has become known as 'truth-tables'.
So it was a pleasure to use the Media Studies Forum MSF14 this week at Lebanon's Notre Dame University (NDU) to tackle the subject in a vivid presentation and to launch the Arabic Online Media Ethics Guide.
The Paris attacks, which began on the Friday evening of 13 November, illustrated the complexity of covering such a sprawling story requiring "instant reporting, analytical context and vivid presentation", according to an internal report circulated to the Guardian's executive board.
This was certainly true of the Collegiate Chorale's vivid presentation of Verdi's "Macbeth" with the Orchestra of St . Lukes on Monday night at Carnegie Hall, not least because Maria Guleghina needed no sets or costumes to bring Lady Macbeth to life.
"It was like you were part of it," one juror, an elderly woman who could remember almost nothing else of the case, told me of Hood's vivid presentation.
Lee Ganbarg, the chef and owner of this year-old restaurant at center stage of downtown Ridgewood's vital, crowded dining scene, is one of a large class of young, talented New Jersey chefs who specialize in vivid presentations, gutsy, straightforward flavors and unexpected combinations of fresh, mainly American ingredients.
The proposed 3D-NCSLab aims at giving users a very vivid virtual presentation of real devices and a much more flexible way to have their experiment done at anytime, no matter where they are as long as they can connect to the internet.
This presentation was followed by Rebecca Richards-Kortum, Rice University, who discussed bringing optical cancer detection to third-world countries, and provided a vivid, real-time demonstration of her low-cost fiber optic microscopy technology.
His presentation also provided a vivid example of how the vision of Sony's founder, Akio Morita, of content and hardware co-mingling in profitable ways is possible, despite many past failures.
I had a vivid imagination as a child and gave imaginary presentations using my ViewMaster reels, but nothing helped me in school.
