The phrase "adopted in the presentations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to ideas, methods, or practices that have been incorporated or accepted in various presentations.
Example: "The new marketing strategies were adopted in the presentations to better engage the audience."
Alternatives: "incorporated in the presentations" or "included in the presentations."
Rapid data view transformation technologies related to product information modeling, data structure transformation and data presentation are adopted in the framework.
Finally in 1951, Cole, in an addendum to the minutes of Royal Institution, proved that the presentation of the events adopted in the article in the Dictionary of National Biography, and also later in the Allgemeinen Deutschen Biographie (according to which Accum was embroiled in charges of embezzlement as librarian of the Royal Institution and escaped to Germany), did not correspond to the facts.
Among the techniques adopted in the literature, the OLS apparently provides better presentation of findings because it gives results for statistical significance, magnitude and direction of effect.
A masked repetition priming paradigm was adopted, in which, before the presentation of the target (either positive or negative or neutral in meaning), a masked prime word that was either a repetition or an unrelated word of the target was presented.
The style Biard and Thoret adopted for the presentation was more of gentle scepticism and teasing.
This survey is an attempt to provide for a complete presentation of interpretability constraints adopted in literature with the following objectives: (i) to give a homogeneous description of all interpretability constraints; (ii) to provide for a critical review of such constraints; (iii) to identify potentially different meanings of interpretability.
The present name was adopted in 1939.
In this experiment we used a modification of the 'item by item presentation' procedure previously adopted in infant and monkey studies [19], [40], [41] to investigate whether fish can discriminate between quantities by using numerical information only.
What about the rule adopted in 1997?
The policy was adopted in 1968.
