The phrase "authoritative presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a presentation that conveys confidence, expertise, and reliability on a particular subject.
Example: "The speaker delivered an authoritative presentation on climate change, backed by extensive research and data."
Alternatives: "authoritative discourse" or "expert presentation".
He is humble enough to acknowledge that others can draw different conclusions, and his book's real accomplishment is its authoritative presentation of the 36 days as a legal struggle.
Overall, the module succeeds in consolidating broad-reaching material and providing an authoritative presentation on ARI.
We, nonetheless, sought to make general judgements (of adequacy in approach and/or authoritative presentation) to exclude the weakest articles, and, below, seek to explain what we see as the methodological strengths and weaknesses of this literature.
The networks' apparently authoritative but premature presentation of the Florida "result" and the subsequent retraction were nothing short of disgraceful.
The book's chief and authoritative contribution is its careful presentation for a popular audience of important work on the erosion, in the past half century, of so many forms of social, economic, and political support for families, schools, and communities — with consequences that amount to what Silva and others have called the "privatization of risk".
The judges had tended to emphasise the importance of being calm and authoritative but I think science presentations to an audience should be like music and have a diversity of approaches.
The computational process is visualized with each stage of the analysis, finally resulting in the presentation of a seemingly authoritative personal profile.
The students' response to David Attenborough's presentation style showed how they see him as an authoritative figure who followed the norms of scientific argumentation in line with the work of Driver et al. (2000).
We focus first on inconsistencies and contradictions in presentations of the state of knowledge by different authoritative experts.
The authoritative character is portrayed as a circus-barker whose smoke and mirrors presentation of the American Dream leads to contentious dialogue with Badu.
It also provides a credible, tangible and authoritative tool to increase their profile as it becomes the basis for presentations, speaking engagements, guest posts and articles.
