The phrase "hear a presentation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to listen to or attend a talk or lecture given by someone. Example: "I was excited to hear the presentation on wildlife conservation by the renowned biologist."
The players will also hear a presentation from Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, the law firm that conducted the audit.
The group was mainly Howard graduates and local activists who were invited by political activist and engineer Sinclair Skinner to hear a presentation on the future museum.
After dinner, we all crowded into the modern visitor center across the street to hear a presentation from a local ranger.
"When we launched," Blomfield says, "the first three or four thousand people, they had to physically come to our office and actually hear a presentation from me.
Nearly 40 Senators sat in neat rows to hear a presentation on debt from Carmen Reinhart and Ken Rogoff, two economists with faultless reputations and keen academic credentials.
About 75 people attended a meeting last month to hear a presentation on the historic district process and to ask questions.
Minutes of a June 28 , 1999 Enron board meeting show that Mr. Winokur was present when the board heard a presentation on the formation of investment partnerships named LJM that would be headed by the company's chief financial officer, Andrew S. Fastow.
I heard a presentation about the LA studio Margaret Crawford gave a few months before the beginning of the semester.
The trustees also heard a presentation by Professor of Psychology Jennifer Eberhardt on her research on implicit bias.
Time has heard a presentation from Citigroup bankers on pursuing a deal with Yahoo, the Bloomberg report said, adding that Citigroup had not been retained by Time.
In 2001, Mr. Baldwin, then president of the Lake Mead Boat Owners Association, heard a presentation by a biologist from the initiative on the zebra mussel.
