The phrase "an introduction to the presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the initial part of a presentation that outlines the main topics or objectives.
Example: "In this section, we will provide an introduction to the presentation, highlighting the key points we will cover."
Alternatives: "a preface to the presentation" or "an overview of the presentation".
As an introduction to the detailed presentations that follow, this chapter will give a qualitative overview of the key technologies and principles in the field, with some historical background.
A theater presentation will provide an introduction to the building and the views.
But the final reason "goes well beyond mere typeface presentation: Bodoni provides an introduction to the basics of typographic design, which has shaped book design for two centuries, and whose basic advice is still valid today for digital printing".
The first day of the seminar began with a presentation that served as an introduction to the functions of the brain and Jean-Pierre's colorful personal life; strangely enough this also included information about his romantic endeavors.
The written case presentation was used as an introduction to the discussion about the criteria for granting DP in the interviews.
5 05 p.m. | Updated President Obama will deliver a special introduction to the first presentation of a restored print of the classic 1962 movie "To Kill a Mockingbird" on the USA cable network Saturday night.
In our presentation, a brief introduction to the designing of welded structures according to FKM will be followed by a presentation of results of FE analyses to demonstrate the use of stresses interpreted along the Haibach line as structural stresses.
For ease of presentation, we first give a detailed introduction to the eigenvalue method proposed here.
Although the results can be derived from known general topology theorems, the presentation serves as a self-contained introduction to the algebraic topology approach to distributed computing, and yields concrete algorithms and impossibility results.
Audi, the premium car unit of Volkswagen, erected an entirely new building to house its display, while Daimler's Mercedes unit spent more than 1 million euros ($1.36 million) just on a musical stage presentation to accompany the introduction of a hydrogen-powered concept car.
