The phrase "advanced a presentation" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of improving or enhancing a presentation, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She advanced a presentation on climate change, making it more engaging for the audience."
Alternatives: "enhanced a presentation" or "improved a presentation."
Dr. Persaud and other researchers spoke in advance of a presentation of the findings on Monday at the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections in Atlanta.
The results of the study, which involved 861 patients, were released by Celgene and by the American Society of Clinincal Oncology in advance of a presentation of the data Friday at the Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium in San Francisco.
Microsoft suggests the facility would be preferable to current presentation software, including its own Powerpoint program, in which such graphics must be prepared in advance of a presentation.
During the DaimlerChrysler regime, proposals required the preparation of thick binders ten days in advance of a presentation to senior management.
The bottom button, meanwhile, can be assigned a variety of different functions, including playing and pausing music, taking selfies, advancing slides in a presentation or other custom functions like triggering a device via IF.
As a result, IBD-associated anal cancers are often advanced at presentation, may require extensive surgery plus chemotherapy and radiotherapy, and are associated with a severe prognosis [34].
Locally advanced presentation may reflect a differing disease biology, which is corroborated by an autopsy series demonstrating that 30% of patients presenting with stage III (LAPC) disease succumbed to locally destructive disease without evidence of progression to distant sites 12.
Most persons who receive their HIV diagnosis when presenting with TB have advanced disease at presentation, with a high risk of death (5).
Many tumors were locally advanced at presentation.
Ovarian cancer is frequently advanced at presentation when treatment is rarely curative.
