The phrase "aim of the presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the main goal or purpose of a presentation.
Example: "The aim of the presentation is to inform the audience about the latest developments in renewable energy."
Alternatives: "objective of the presentation" or "purpose of the presentation."
The aim of this presentation is the development of a general approach for modelling the global complex energy landscapes of phase transitions.
The aim of this presentation is to describe who presently undertakes the role of breast clinician, what is their background training, and the diversity of the different roles undertaken by breast clinicians.
The aim of this presentation is to describe the process used to develop the nursing intervention and the study's design.
The aim of this presentation is to demonstrate the involvement of several factors in the efficacy of rTMS such as the frequency of stimulation, the placebo effect and the brain morphology underlying the target of stimulation.
The aim of this presentation was to determine the antimicrobial and antioxidant activities and also the cytotoxicity of four extracts and five fractions obtained by liquid-liquid extraction from leaves of S. spinosa.
The aim of the present article is the presentation of a method developed to classify and model individual trajectories by integrating knowledge about physiology --through biological compartment models-- in order to find groups that make biological sense.
The aim of this presentation is to clarify the usefulness and safety of this method.
The aim of this presentation is to show the clinical characteristics of a submandibular fascial space abscess and its esthetic, minimally-invasive surgical management.
The aim of this presentation is to compare general practice of the application of coercive measures in psychiatric facilities in 13 EUNOMIA centers from 12 countries.
The aim of this presentation was to find out, in the group of involuntarily admitted patients, in which manner follow-up care proceeds after their release from the hospital, and to monitor, if any general pressure to adhere to the treatment exists.
