The phrase "and its presentation is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the manner in which something is presented or displayed, often in a formal or analytical context.
Example: "The report outlines the findings of the study, and its presentation is clear and concise, making it easy to understand the key points."
Alternatives: "and how it is presented is" or "and the way it is displayed is".
With a sizable cash endowment, the Draper Prize has come to be considered one of the most prestigious awards for engineering in the world, and its presentation is considered to be a valuable tool for improving the public's understanding of engineering and technology.
Ultimately, transparency in all matters of food and its presentation is a key to improving failing aspects of the food industry.
Standardization of the way laboratory research is performed by following quality standards and its presentation is warranted.
6, 7 The syndrome is under diagnosed and its presentation is so variable that no two cases are exactly alike.
The relationship between a specific disease and its presentation is increasingly seen as having been undermined by disease presentation in elderly people [ 27], especially those who are frail.
Although the purpose of this gift and its presentation are not documented, it shows that the Ottomans were aware of life beyond their empire's vast borders.
The food and its presentation are unabashedly simple.
Its foreign associations put it in the same exalted league of dinner party fare as, say, chicken Kiev, but its flavors were more nuanced and its presentation was far more festive.
These willful meldings of life and its presentation are further tangled by the stagecraft of Ms. Bogart and her designers, who provide persistent reminders that stories can be told in different ways.
Mr. Walsh's curating style — a seemingly random presentation of art from all over the world, from ancient to modern, in the same room — is just another example of how art and its presentation are constantly evolving, he insists.
