The phrase 'guest presenter' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to someone who is invited to give a presentation at an event or on a broadcast show. For example: The popular talk show has invited a guest presenter to speak on tonight's episode.
It remains to be seen who will be at its helm, with presenters Richard Hammond and James May tipped not to return despite multi-million overtures from the BBC for them to present it alongside a different guest presenter each week.
Cox has filled in as a guest presenter on Radio 2 but it is her first regular presenting gig on the station.
It was to mix in with the BBC's Music Live and the show was titled as Music Live & Kicking with Steve & Emma returning to present along with future presenter Ortis Deley and special guest presenter Stephen Gately of Boyzone.
In late 2006, she was a guest presenter on the BBC's City Hospital series and the following year she presented the documentary A Tribute To John Inman, a fellow actor in Are You Being Served?
The Blur bassist is this week's guest presenter.
Finding the right guest presenter is key to how successful a new launch will be.
The show was originally presented by Angus Deayton, but guest presenters were introduced after he left the show in 2002.
Following his departure, the BBC said the programme, which airs on Radio 4 from Monday to Friday, would be presented by John Wilson and Kirsty Lang, alongside guest presenters such as Tom Sutcliffe.
There will be guest presenters who I will introduce every Monday.
The night was compered by comedian Chris Rock; Jack Black, Adam Sandler and Eminem were among the guest presenters.
"But they really want to meet the guest presenters and they talk to them like they're friends.
