"delivering a presentation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the act of giving a spoken presentation or speech to an audience. It can be used in various contexts, such as in a professional setting, a classroom, or at a conference. Example: During the conference, the keynote speaker impressed the audience with his exceptional skills in delivering a presentation on the latest marketing trends.
In 1950, he traveled around Europe, delivering a presentation that explained to audiences how his laboratory worked.
HR managers, nominated by their employers, take part in a master class in key skills before delivering a presentation around the theme of creating a sustainable workforce.
For the past year, Wilding has been delivering a presentation, "Forging the Moon, or How to Spot a Fake Galileo," to audiences in Europe and the United States.
For example, "We were due to be delivering a presentation to a group of 30 interested industry players on our new product and Stuart, the guy due to deliver it, got stuck on a train from Birmingham".
Over the course of the day, you'll learn techniques that will help you to engage and influence an audience, whether you're pitching to a client, speaking up in a meeting or a delivering a presentation.
The only slight downside of virtual reality becomes apparent if the patient has a very specific phobia about a particular location, for example delivering a presentation in their office.
It wanted her to come deliver a presentation.
On the final day, Cooperman delivered a presentation on his top stock picks.
On a recent trip to Washington DC, I delivered a presentation (pdf) on mapping the informal settlements of Sekondi-Takoradi in Ghana.
He has done talks at business events, mentored a young man who now has his own business and delivered a presentation to school children at the Science Museum.
Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief operating officer, delivered a presentation to press and analysts at the October introduction of new Macintosh laptops.
