The phrase "an advance presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a presentation that is given ahead of a scheduled time or in preparation for an upcoming event.
Example: "The team prepared an advance presentation to outline the project's goals before the official meeting."
Alternatives: "a preliminary presentation" or "an early presentation".
"What does that say," she asked, "about the overall enthusiasm of the investment houses" to which they made advance presentations?
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.
The Travel Channel breakfast served as an advance look at the upfront presentation for the network for 2012-13; "upfrefersrefers to the discussions of schedules by TV networks before the start of the coming season.
Today, the brass quintet is a more common focus of musical endeavor, thanks in no small measure to the efforts of Mr. Daellenbach's group, which has expanded the format's repertory and advanced a presentation style popular with aficionados and casual concertgoers alike.
It includes an advanced form definition and presentation facility.
This turns your device into a remote control of sorts, allowing you to tap to do things like change your music, snap a selfie, advance a slideshow presentation, operate smart home devices, and more.
Requiring a pre-read and offering a few days over which to accomplish it guarantees that everyone has an opportunity to fully consider a presentation in advance of the meeting.
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].
Such an early diagnosis is imperative as a late presentation connotes advanced staging, nodal involvement, and possible recurrence following attempted resection.
Most TV ad time is sold in advance during presentations each spring, but "there are concerns that advertisers may not make good on their commitments," Mr. Joyce said.
