"hearing the presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you want to talk about someone listening to a presentation. For example, "After hearing the presentation, the team had many questions."
I have updated them after hearing the presentation by the new head of the Australian Coal Association at the recent Coaltrans Australia conference….
Citing a need for further research, the commission voted for a six-month extension of the moratorium without hearing the presentation or facing much of a fight from the gas company lawyers.
After hearing the presentation, Jill Wynns, the commissioner of the Board of Education expressed some apprehension: "I am, of course, along with the rest of the board, excited about all of these recommendations and appropriately skeptical and nervous about the ongoing costs…As a matter of principle, we need a go-slow plan".
Many union officials crowded into a conference room in the State Pensions Building in Trenton to hear the presentation.
Dr. Pesetsky, who heard the presentation, dismissed the whole effort as biased from the start by its reliance on Dr. Everett's grammatical classifications and basic assumptions.
The historians, whose membership numbers about 900, gather every other year to hear the presentation of papers on topics that have included the history of Cadillac advertising and the importance of two-tone paint schemes.
They entered the phone business," Mr. Jobs told Apple employees during an all-hands meeting shortly after the public introduction of the iPad in January, according to two employees who were there and heard the presentation.
Someone else didn't need to hear the presentation, though.
Chances are not only will they be grateful, but so will the board members who hear the presentation.
Ninety-six percent of the women who heard the presentation understood the information, compared with 72% of those reading the brochure.
Interesting choice – I wish I have been there to hear the presentations.
