The phrase "apart from presentations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate exclusion or differentiation from presentations in a broader context, often when discussing various activities or topics.
Example: "Apart from presentations, we will also focus on group discussions and hands-on activities during the workshop."
Alternatives: "besides presentations" or "other than presentations".
In 1996 he declared, "apart from token presentations in respect of functions performed at home and abroad, neither politicians nor officials should accept personal gifts of value from outside their family".
Peripheral T-cell lymphomas (PTCLs) are the most common sub-entity of mature T-cell lymphomas, and apart from particular presentations, share a poor prognosis with frequent short-term, agressive, and chemorefractory relapses.
The Buried Life excels on many levels, quite apart from its presentation of strong female characters: it's a cracking whodunnit with sufficient twists and turns to make Agatha Christie proud, a vivid portrayal of a vibrant multicultural society, and an intriguing love story.
Respiratory failure due to COPD exacerbations can occur in other settings apart from at presentation to the emergency department or intensive care unit (ICU), for example postoperatively.
Apart from the presentation with ILI meeting the study case definition, no other clinical information was recorded in the subject's symptom diary.
Unfortunately, our Experiment 5B differed from previous experiments in other procedural details, apart from the presentation format, and therefore it remains unclear to what extent the information format, rather than any of the other differences, is responsible for these results.
Apart from that, all presentations that were made in the past should be flawlessly viewable on the iPad.
Apart from a lovely presentation of recent work by Gaetano Pesce, the field's most enduring lights are shortchanged.
However, apart from coriander, flower presentation method and wasp gender generally did not affect parasitoid longevity for the set of species tested.
Apart from peppering his presentation with the word "revolution," Lewis had drawn ire primarily because he refused to support John F. Kennedy's civil rights bill for being "too little and too late".
