The phrase "access presentations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of retrieving or viewing presentations, typically in a digital or online context.
Example: "To view the latest updates, please access presentations available on the company intranet."
Alternatives: "view presentations" or "retrieve presentations".
At a recent technology conference organized by The Wall Street Journal and attended by industry heavyweights like Bill Gates of Microsoft, Steve Jobs of Apple Computer and Stephen M. Case of AOL Time Warner, people were discouraged from using their wireless Internet access during presentations.
Instead, impacted users cannot access Spreadsheets, Presentations, Drawings, and Documents created in the new preview version.
Topics covered included an overview of dried blood spot collection, storage and access, and presentations on analytical methods to measure flame-retarding chemicals and pesticides, metals, perchlorate, infectious agents, markers of immune status, protein adducts, and the potential to assess maternal and pre-natal environmental exposures.
MIAPS (medical image access and presentation system) is a web-based system designed for remotely accessing and presenting DICOM image.
Most applications will rely on the standard array of Excel functionality but other platforms (e.g., Access, SQL, presentation software) may be employed.
This paper describes the use of the cogito software, which embodies an approach for data access and presentation that is expected to provide significant benefits over existing web-based tools.
The contrast is striking, between the conventions of access and presentation, for works of net art and for works like those by Kalpakjian and Arcangel.
Multi-dimensional visualization techniques, which include 3-D and 4-D analyses, enable better understanding, access and presentation of the integrated information from different type of sources (Cross et al. 2005).
You can share this link with viewers however you choose, and by clicking through, the audience can access the presentation online, leave comments, submit feedback, answer questions, and more from smartphone, tablet or PC.
Now, there's no hierarchy to the access or presentation of images.
