The phrase "auction presented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an auction is being introduced or showcased, such as in promotional materials or announcements.
Example: "The auction presented by the charity will feature rare collectibles and art pieces."
Alternatives: "auction showcased" or "auction featured".
Now Piatelli is getting ready for the fifth time-share auction presented by RE/MAX TRI, Collura's Marina del Rey-based company.
Anyone who wants to have art and help orphans may attend the gala event and live auction, presented through the generosity of the Durst Organization, from 6 to 9 p.m. on Thursday Oct. 15 at the Condé Nast Building, at 42nd Street and Broadway.
That is a pittance compared to the tens of billions of dollars his duped investors believed their accounts were worth, but the auction presents an opportunity for anyone in the market for, say, flatware engraved with Bernard L Madoff's initials.
Not to be outdone, Bonhams, fresh from setting a record in 2013 for the most expensive car sold at public auction, presents a doorless Mini-based beachcomber from defunct UK builder Austin.
In March, at its Amelia Island event in Florida, RM Auctions presented two vintage Ferraris wearing what might be described charitably as patina.
The spot market (that buys surplus power, beyond the amount contracted during the auctions) presented an even higher range of prices, between 3.26 USD/MWh and 341.13 USD/MWh over the last nine years (Jan/2003 - Dez/2012) [ 7].
"Auctions present a potential buyer with a course in comparative value," says Seidel.
Now, eBay is conducting a pilot program for its automobile auctions, presenting sellers with an option to include the enhanced slideshows for free.
True, the auction data presented on the Ebay site is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain.
Key factors that contributed to the recent failure of global sourcing initiatives using online reverse auctions are presented.
This paper studies the problems of emission rights auctions, and presents a uniform price auction mechanism based on three assumptions, i.e., all buyers are asymmetric, every buyer submits a nonincreasing continuous demand function, and every buyer's valuation to per unit of the emission rights is common value information.
