The phrase "already presented with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has been given or shown something prior to a certain point in time.
Example: "The participants were already presented with the necessary materials before the workshop began."
Alternatives: "previously provided with" or "already given".
Most of the pieces he performed here with the London Symphony he had already presented with the orchestra at Carnegie Hall last season, including Mahler's Sixth Symphony, given a somewhat fussy account.
"School reform, the police chief, the city administrator — these are all places where he is already presented with the need to make major decisions about whether he will continue moving on the path set by Fenty or chart a different one," said Jack Evans, a city councilman, who added that he believed that Mr. Gray would adjust to the new pace.
The results were virtually the same as those already presented, with similar conclusions (results not shown).
However, this is not surprising because most of our patients already presented with severe AKI RIFLEE category failure).
Limiting the use of ionising radiation is of importance to try and reduce the risk of radiation induced cancers; this is particularly so in a group of children who have already presented with malignancy early in life.
Furthermore, our high MDQ group already presented with a greater proportion of lifetime mood disorders, current anxiety disorders, and substance use with impairment (plus increased levels of baseline emotional measures).
First, we decided to include patients that were already presenting with clinical signs of CIPNM at an early stage to achieve a maximal effect of IVIG.
It was found that the numbers of CD4+ cells in older patients were significantly lower than in younger patients, and many of the older group were already presenting with manifestations of AIDS when found to be HIV-positive.
This algorithm acts as a guide for researchers/clinicians to identify the biomechanical risk factors which may be at fault in runners already presenting with ITBS or in runners who may be at risk of developing ITBS.
At time of detection of the primary tumor, 15-20% of the patients will already present with liver metastases, another 20% will develop these metastases following treatment of the primary tumor [ 3].
Moreover, even before onset of treatment patients may already present with pain, impaired swallowing, trismus, aspiration, dietary restrictions and tube dependency, and loss of body weight, because the tumour may disrupt the normal anatomy and thus interfere with normal function [ 1].
