The phrase "advice on presentations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing guidance or recommendations related to creating or delivering presentations.
Example: "I would appreciate any advice on presentations to improve my public speaking skills."
Alternatives: "guidance for presentations" or "tips for presentations."
But think of it like this: Good bosses help us climb the company ladder, and sometimes that means taking their advice on presentation issues that might hold us back.
All the co-authors gave advice on presentation of the results and editing of the text, and approved the final manuscript.
You can find specific advice on giving presentations in Science Careers articles such as "Mastering Your Ph.D.: Giving a Great Presentation" and "Transferably Yours: Powerful Presentations".
Others mention "encouragement," "reassurance that it is common not to get many results in the first year," "advice on seminar presentations," and "introductions to people in the department" as important to their experiences of peer mentoring.
After a few minutes, Ms. Chavis gave Ms. Saverino some advice on her presentation.
N. Shaner and J. Goedhart provided advice on data presentation, and also are members of the FPbase scientific advisory group, along with T. Hughes and A. Palmer.
We thank Prof. Jian-ping Jin from Wayne State University and Prof. Andrew Marks from Columbia University for their advice on data presentation and critical reading of the manuscript.
More specifically, the guideline provides advice on the presentation of the content, design and layout including guidance on consultations with target patient groups and a way of undertaking a test of a package leaflet in order to optimize its usability.
(Some of Marshall's basic advice on giving technical presentations is available online, as well as the full details of her presentation).
We have provided workshops on timeseries data in Stata, panel data in Stata, plain text scholarship, and advice for presentations.
