The phrase "behind the presentation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is not visible or not immediately apparent in a presentation. For example, "Behind the presentation, there was a lot of hard work and research that went into creating it." This phrase can also be used to indicate a hidden motive or intention behind a presentation, such as "There seems to be something suspicious behind the presentation given by the CEO." In both cases, the phrase is used to suggest that there is more to the presentation than meets the eye.
They're interested in exposing the rigor behind the presentation, and in deflating the ridiculous notion that we ever present a true self to the world.
Loved the enthusiasm behind the presentation.
We re not sure that we understand the sale psychology behind the presentation of this flexible house.
The point behind the presentation was to combat the notion that McDonnell had ever done anything out of the ordinary for Star Scientific.
John Gilliom, "Teaching to the Test: Surveillance as Policy Implementation in No Child Left Behind" The presentation will frame the educational testing under No Child Left Behind as a significant and important surveillance initiative which is now undergoing a major pushback in the form of political and social opposition.
Symons acknowledges Bottomley's "wonderfully rich public personality" but suggests that there was no substance behind the presentation: throughout his adult life, Bottomley was "more a series of public attitudes than a person".
"It just gets to people and the fact that it has lived as long as it's lived is extraordinary". The anniversary screening will also feature a memorabilia display, and "Poseidon" expert Brian Boskind will do a behind-the-scenes presentation on the film.
Special arrangements have been made for a private, guided tour and exclusive behind-the-scenes presentation of CERN.
As things stood, Italy were able to win the match on penalties but were then forced to endure the derision of France's supporters, who stayed behind for the presentation, one suspected, mainly in order to let Materazzi and his team mates know what they thought of them.
"I would stick by it," he said, to cheers from the small knot of Sri Lanka supporters who had stayed behind for the presentations.
For testing, the food was hidden out of view of the birds in an adjacent room (ravens), or behind a barrier inside the presentation room (keas).
