"I made a presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
For example: I made a presentation to the board of directors about my new business plan.
A few years ago, I made a presentation about my research at an educational technology conference.
I made a presentation in Brussels at an EU forum where the bottom line was that people may die in Africa because of EU policies based on fear rather than science.
Yet, last week at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, when I made a presentation about the dire situation of our people, I realized that the shadow of the nightmare we experienced so many years ago had followed me and my son to our adopted country.
I made a presentation to the Danish Diversity Council and I showed the group a chart on investor SRI demand.
Once, before I made a presentation to the executive vice president of a large bank, he asked what I thought of the SEC.
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"Now I've gone to many different universities and conferences, and I make a presentation explaining to people the development of this new database [LegacyTreeData], this repository, then people call me or I call them, they say, 'we have some data in our files.' They then send it to me, and we add to the legacy data".
When my interfaith colleagues, Rabbi Ted Falcon and Imam Jamal Rahman, and I make a presentation, we distinguish between religion as an institution and spirituality as the substance of the wisdom teachings relating to humanity and the divine.
I once made a presentation in the middle of a flight.
I also made a presentation at the 2010 Fruit and Vegetable EXPO in Syracuse.
"I personally made a presentation on November 11th to 200 to 250 transition employees and volunteers, including potential members of landing teams," said William Palatucci, who served as transition general counsel and was a longtime Christie confidant.
