"implicitly presented" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to information that is hinted at or not directly stated. For example, "The author has presented their argument implicitly throughout the book."
An enemy implicitly presented as blocking the path towards a beautiful future together.
By invoking the Clinton-Gore connection, Mr. Bradley reminded voters of what they may not like about the administration, and implicitly presented himself as a fresh face.
As he has become the country's second most-watched man, he has implicitly presented himself as both a Putin loyalist and a president-in-waiting who will wield power in a manner more gentle than the world has seen under Mr. Putin's brand of rule.
Moreover, the idea that sex is just supposed to happen was explicitly and implicitly presented by our study participants.
Most reviews or editorials on frailty have implicitly presented the Phenotype of Frailty as standard [ 63, 71- 81] whereas for others the standard is the Frailty Index [ 82, 83].
Hence, the key missing element is mastering 'the big data' implicitly present in the (S TEM/SPM data sets.
This perspective implicitly presents the systemic failure framework as a more general approach than the market failure perspective.
Based on the minimization of energy, the multilayer level set approach implicitly presents the regional boundaries as several nested level lines.
The narrative is the diary of 15-year-old Mori, but Mori as an adult is implicitly present, and this greatly enriches the book.
The psychological insights into Robespierre's character that make for such compelling reading in the early chapters are still implicitly present, but in the face of Robespierre's horrific conduct, could perhaps have done with a more strenuous reiteration.
The assumption of isothermal flow is physically realistic, when radiation heat transfer effects are implicitly present.
