The phrase "abstract presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a presentation that summarizes or outlines the main ideas of a larger work, such as a research paper or project.
Example: "The abstract presentation provided a concise overview of the research findings, making it easier for the audience to grasp the key points."
Alternatives: "summary presentation" or "overview presentation".
This work was presented as an oral abstract presentation at the Society for General Internal Medicine Conference in 2009.
An Abstract describing this study results was presented as an oral abstract presentation during the American Society of Nephrology annual meeting held on Nov 9 2013 in Atlanta, GA.
On the basis of this volume, Dedekind (1897) composed an elegant modern abstract presentation of lattices (which he called Dualgruppen); in this paper he presented a five-element counter-example to Peirce's claim of the distributive law.
That's downright extroverted after the reticent, abstract presentation of "Kid A" and "Amnesiac".
Abstract presentation at conferences provides the opportunity to rapidly communicate research findings.
And, in a virtual context, realism isn't actually best for conveying emotion; sometimes a more abstract presentation does a far better job at being expressive than something photo realistic (for a great overview of this read Scott McCloud's Understanding Comics).
Space was given to abstract presentations (oral presentations, poster symposia and sessions); there were more than 500 abstracts presented, generating interesting debates among the participants.
Leading oncologists in several subspecialties shared their expertise in nearly 200 educational sessions, and researchers reported the latest clinical cancer advances in more than 1,800 abstract presentations.
We sought to evaluate the rate of conversion of Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine (SMFM) annual meeting abstract presentations to full manuscript publications over time.
The conference gathered 176 participants with 194 abstract presentations.
This year there were more than 700 abstract presentations, from 6000 attendees representing 80 countries.
