The phrase "additional presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extra or supplementary presentation in a context such as a meeting, conference, or educational setting.
Example: "We will have an additional presentation on the new marketing strategy after lunch."
Alternatives: "supplementary presentation" or "extra presentation".
Satisfactory presentation of this paper or another research paper is required in Autumn Quarter of the third year, along with an additional presentation of an expanded research paper in Spring Quarter is also required for admission to candidacy.
In addition, team member David Vanderschaaf, who served as the primary liaison with Parsons throughout the semester, was asked to give an additional presentation at Parsons' quarterly executive conference at the Pasadena, Calif., corporate headquarters in June.
However, following a shift in correct response pattern, the feedback presentation was followed by additional presentation of current total winnings and their difference from the average of all participants on that series presented in another rectangle for 1 s each prior to the reappearance of the fixation cross.
Senator McCain is auditioning for leader of the free world and that requires a different and additional presentation self.
Secondly, we wanted to evaluate whether understanding can be improved by the additional presentation of placebo data.
They suggested developing additional presentation options appropriate for the target audience of patients, and establishing information offices for their referring general practitioners.
(After their premieres in the host cities the "Tragedia" works toured worldwide for additional presentations; "L. 09," the London episode, was presented at Montclair State in 2005).
Additional presentations are being planned.
Additional presentations highlighted future opportunities for the design of molecularly targeted therapies for various types of cancer.
That unsettling paradox makes you squirm through all 70 minutes of "Three Tales," which received its premiere at the Vienna Festival in May and arrived at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Wednesday night as part of its Next Wave Festival (with additional presentations tonight and tomorrow).
While most of the allotted time in the final workshop was dedicated to putting in place workable guidelines for good journalistic practice, I provided additional presentations, case studies, exercises and examples of how codes of conduct are formulated, what other countries' media had adopted as ethical standards, and how such codes can be implemented.
