The phrase "delivers a presentation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of giving a speech or talk to an audience. Example: The CEO delivers a presentation to the board of directors every quarter to update them on the company's financial performance.
However, during the teaching demonstration portion of the interview, rather than engaging the audience in the learning process, the candidate delivers a presentation with too many slides, each of which is packed with factual information.
©UNICEF \ Ukraine \ 2015 \ Krepkih Senior specialist of International Charitable Organization "East Europe and Central Asia Union of PLWHA" Olha Panfilova delivers a presentation about health and social care provided to HIV-positive adolescents in Ukraine.
It wanted her to come deliver a presentation.
On the final day, Cooperman delivered a presentation on his top stock picks.
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.
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.
During this masterclass with comedian and communications trainer Ryan Millar, you'll learn how to deliver a presentation with confidence – and even enjoy the experience.
