The phrase "adopted presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a presentation that has been accepted or taken on by a person or group, often in a formal or professional context.
Example: "The adopted presentation was well-received at the conference, showcasing the team's innovative approach to the project."
Alternatives: "accepted presentation" or "approved presentation".
The resulting output analyses should also adopt presentation formats that facilitate data dissemination among scientists.
This section adopts the presentation in [14].
Interestingly, this situation was noted as a motivation for dentists to adopt 'incomplete' presentation of DITs as a form of overcompensation so that they could not be perceived as overselling DITs and therefore profiting from a high-cost intervention.
The style Biard and Thoret adopted for the presentation was more of gentle scepticism and teasing.
This column was adopted from a presentation at the most recent TED conference.
Once the questionnaire was completed, the participants were escorted to a room in the ED and were shown a 5-min audio-visual educational intervention presentation, adopted from the National Institute of Health (NIH) website (http://kidshealth.org/kid/stay_healthy/fit/fit_kid.html#) to provide educational information on age-appropriate diet and exercise regimens.
The paradigm adopted allowed the presentation of an object (sphere or cylinder) based only on the local motion vectors across the object (Singer and Sheinberg, 2008).
The lay-out, response scales and standardized sampling, data collection, analysis and presentation adopted for the QC-index were taken from CAHPS.
To clearly observe the accumulation of histograms in different orientation bins, the type of bar was adopted for histogram presentation rather than using the conventional type of line.
The approach adopted in the presentations was one of total transparency in terms of assumptions and implications of model choices.
