The phrase "host presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone presenting or introducing content to an audience or group. For example, "The CEO was the host of the presentation."
I — oops, there I go again — we would like to suggest that you campaign to have your local library host presentations of all these guidebooks so that travellers can plan ahead and pick the ones that suit them best.
They have been partnering with pro bono immigration attorneys to host presentations for families after school hours.
At CoSM, Visionary Salons host presentations of art, dance, and music, light projections, and fire spinning by some of our favorite mystic artists.
Institut du Nouveau Monde, for example, will host presentations and workshops in CEGEPs — pre-university colleges in Quebec — discussing social cohesion, and issues of identity and discrimination, Pamela Daoust told VICE News.
The School of Art also hosts presentations by numerous visiting artists and art historians throughout the academic year.
The Omak Performing Arts Centera 500-seat venue which hosts presentations, ceremonies, and performanceswas built by Omak School District in 1989.
On Thursday, Discovery Communications will host its presentation.
At 1 p.m. the house will also host a presentation on the battle, the first Continental Army victory of the Revolutionary War.
But aides to Mr. Bloomberg put together an all-out pitch, promising to decorate the entire city, provide delegates with concierge services and offer the news media free spa treatments and haircuts at Barneys to help them "get excited about their environment," according to a host committee presentation.
