The phrase "average presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a presentation that is neither exceptional nor poor, but rather meets a standard level of quality.
Example: "The feedback from the audience indicated that the speaker delivered an average presentation, lacking in both engagement and depth."
Alternatives: "mediocre presentation" or "standard presentation".
There's a time and place for giving a "just the facts" approach, but your average presentation needs something more.
Lleras and Moore [19] compared average presentation durations for a certain performance level under two conditions.
The average presentation duration was 0.5 s for both stimuli; the average blank duration was 1.4 s for binocular rivalry and 1.2 s for the ambiguous sphere.
Each trial started with the presentation of a fixation cross for 1 to 7 seconds (s; average presentation time of 4 s), followed by the presentation of the problem for 4 s.
Each trial started with the presentation of a fixation cross for 1 to 7 s (average presentation time of 4 s), followed by the presentation of the problem for 4 s.
(Surgeon D08) At each observed MDT meeting participants adopted a pace and style that enabled them to get through all the patients on the agenda within the time allocated for the meeting, with average presentation and discussion time per patient ranging from 2.4 min in one breast cancer MDT meeting to 5.6 min in a colorectal meeting.
The third cluster is characterized by its above-average presentation of political and ethical aspects of nanotechnology, risks, and scientific uncertainty.
"Anxiety, anger and despair, often with a high risk of suicide, is the average clinical presentation of prisoners in solitary," he says.
Based on the hypothesis that average clinical presentation differed depending on the mode of transmission, we developed a mathematical model to permit inference on the contribution of each mode to transmission of influenza A virus in households from data from two randomized controlled trials of surgical masks and hand hygiene, in Hong Kong and Bangkok.
Imagine if your average boardroom presentation or routine sales call included a level of emotional involvement, a call to action or a strong narrative arc.
DVD Talk gave a "Highly Recommended" rating to the DVD, despite "an average technical presentation (no Blu-ray option, either) and no real bonus features".
