The phrase "also be presented with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone will receive or encounter something in addition to what has already been mentioned.
Example: "Participants will also be presented with a certificate of completion at the end of the workshop."
Alternatives: "also receive" or "additionally provided with".
The author will also be presented with a pig named after his novel.
In keeping with the best Bertie Wooster tradition, the author will also be presented with a jeraboam of champagne.
A young French banker who also intervened has asked for anonymity and will also be presented with the award, but at a private ceremony.
A summary of currently available software options will also be presented with a focus on the aspects discussed.
The Congress will also be presented with rules changes that could see Europe's top nations including England having up to five teams in the Champions League.
The government will also be presented with an immediate chance to improve the effectiveness of Direct Action by toughening the so-called "safeguards mechanism", which is supposed to make sure rising industrial emissions do not undo any emission reductions purchased through the $2.5bn emissions reduction fund (ERF).
But since he was also being presented with the Critics Circlee outstanding musician award, this would have been perverse.
Apple's building, designed by Foster + Partners, has also been presented with a healthy amount of environmental rhetoric, including Steve Jobs's childhood memories of apricot orchards.
Along with the benefits afforded to us all by the online space, publishers have also been presented with new challenges by this medium.
Gambling casinos also were presented with a prickly problem of extending lines of credit to players whose backgrounds and references could not be easily ascertained.
A case study describing the application of two different techniques in textile manufacturing has also been presented with performance comparison.
