The phrase "and so presented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been shown or displayed in a particular manner or context.
Example: "The findings were thoroughly analyzed and so presented in the final report for clarity."
Alternatives: "and thus displayed" or "and therefore shown".
An Occupy activist who called himself Big Money Griff said the Black Lives Matter protests were not personal: Sanders drew outsized crowds and attention and so presented a good target.
Their children thought it deserved a wider audience and so presented it to the Museum of London in 2014, to become part of the largest social history collection in the world.
Although his own choreography was generally nonballetic, he believed that dance as a whole is composed of many valid styles and so presented ballet as well as modern and ethnic dancers at Jacob's Pillow.
Although the model extends the conceptual framework for the interpretation of cyclic voltammograms for these systems and the general theory about electrified interfaces, structural features of real systems are more complex and so, presented results only are qualitatively compared with experiments.
And so, presented with this challenge to their attempt to steal his VCR, they react as startled burglars are wont to: club his brains onto the kitsch wallpaper, and flee the scene.
A guinea fowl beset by a yapping dog tends to show uneasiness by turning slowly around and around on its perch, but it turns on its own axis and so presents a more or less stable target.
This situation is made worse by the fact that people are unable to access their GPs at weekends, and so present themselves at A&E in greater numbers, contributing to the A&E crisis observed over the winter months.
Data is more influenced by longitudinal design and so presents its own difficulty.
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Targeting Mirk kinase could improve the utility of mTOR inhibitors and so presents an attractive drug target.
