The phrase "an early presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a presentation that occurs before the expected or usual time.
Example: "The team decided to schedule an early presentation to give everyone ample time for feedback."
Alternatives: "a preliminary presentation" or "a prior presentation".
Her workday while traveling often begins at 6 30 a.m. with a breakfast meeting or an early presentation to her corporate clients.
To report a case of acute multifocal placoid pigment epitheliopathy (AMPPE -like lesion AMPPE -like presentation of subacute sclesionng pasencephanitis (SSPearly
For an early presentation of implicit Runge-Kutta methods, see [2] and also [4], where the method was called global integration method to indicate its capability for large values of m to use few, or even just one, time discretization steps.
(See Perry 1977 for an early presentation of the distinction, where he characterized the distinction as one between thoughts and senses, and his 1979, where he characterized the distinction as one between belief contents and belief states, 1980, 1990 , 1997 and 1998 for a fuller presentation.
Severe salt wasting could be an early presentation of antenatal BS.
Three of the 11 families had an early presentation, defined as <4 years of age.
In an earlier presentation at Gallagher's restaurant in Midtown Manhattan, Tim Stratton of Purdue received the inaugural John Mackey Award as the best major-college tight end.
On Sunday the citizen journalist group Bellingcat released a report that it said proved that the Russian defence ministry had used doctored images in an earlier presentation about MH17.
"I tell them, 'We're going to be giving our vehicles a premium look, without the price premium.'" Reprising his talking points from an earlier presentation in Michigan last month, Mr. Mays said the design was not difficult to adapt for a production-intent vehicle, the doors notwithstanding.
They observed that eyes with JIA uveitis had more severe manifestations of uveitis, an earlier presentation of cataract as well as a stormier postsurgical course.
