The phrase "budget presentation" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a presentation or report that outlines a budget, typically for a company or organization. Example: The CEO gave a detailed budget presentation to the board of directors, outlining the company's financial goals and projections for the upcoming year.
This requires a long program, perhaps a budget presentation.
Carney will take questions after the budget presentation.
There was a certain amount of overstatement in the budget presentation, of course.
Pressed on Monday during his budget presentation about his plans to close the projected deficits, Mr. Bloomberg offered few clues.
The budget presentation on Thursday was Mr. Bloomberg's 11th as mayor, and he was very much in charge.
Mr. Walker had hoped to have the bill passed by Saturday, in time for a budget presentation next week.
I used him as a doodle during budget presentations.
While the practice is common in Washington and several other states, it was a break with tradition in New Jersey, where previous administrations had allowed reporters to quote officials directly in such budget presentations.
He added that MediSys did not need to bribe a freshman assemblyman and that the organization had its own "lobby machine" and staff that prepared budget presentations to state agencies.
For the time being, starting after Mr. Bloomberg is sworn in, the new mayor and his senior aides -- among them his deputy mayors and chief of staff -- will operate out of the former Board of Estimate chamber on the second floor of City Hall, which Mayor Giuliani used for his budget presentations.
During the budget presentations, representatives from the various services didn't devote a lot of time to IS, talking instead about fighting a "high-intensity, full-spectrum" conflict against a peer competitor.
