The phrase "and present not just" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing that something should be presented in a way that goes beyond a simple or superficial level.
Example: "We aim to present not just the data, but also the insights that can be drawn from it."
Alternatives: "and showcase more than just" or "and deliver not only".
Scenarios will either help decision makers or be of little use to them, depending on how they are constructed and presented, not just on the outcome they focus on.
There is a greater human benefit to the airing of shows that openly and exhaustively present not just the IDEA of sexuality and gender identity, but parades the concepts with more color than the San Francisco Gay Pride marches I attended as a teen with my mom and her partner.
What's more, it's becoming evident that data — the foundation of evidence and research — are present not just in laboratories or universities or the proverbial halls of science but in everyday life.
In this direction, different works, such as Siirtola and Mäkinen [10], present not just automatic reordering capabilities, but also interactive ones.
The general (and ingenious) idea is to present not just one call or call series given by one individual, but instead to mock an interaction between two (or more) different animals, such as a threat vocalization followed by a fear bark (signaling submission).
However, leg length inequality is a non-desired outcome and the fact that surgeons recorded it in a voluntary registry allows the conclusion that in these cases a clearly visible and relevant limb length difference was present, not just a radiographic measurement result.
Peer-reviewed scientific journals are now able to present not just medical concepts and experimental studies, but actual functioning medical interpretive software.
Good science fiction always tries to be thought-provoking about the present, not just the future.
But on the promenade, the convention attendees are remarkably present — not just physically, but mentally, virtually, all of it.
Mr. Wein said he wanted to present not just veterans but also younger musicians who represent currents in contemporary jazz.
