The phrase "introductory presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are introducing a presentation, for example: "I will begin with an introductory presentation about our project."
Prof. Saikia will give a short introductory presentation followed by commentaries.
In my introductory presentation I will selectively elaborate on the above.
This event will also feature a brief introductory presentation by choreographer and dance scholar Debra McCall.
An introductory presentation will get you up to speed on what kind of analyses GIS may be used for, as well as the basic structures of spatial data.
In this introductory presentation, I will summarize the processing domain with which most guitarists - and most anyone working in electronic music - are familiar.
Though the displays in this portion of the exhibition concentrate on the architect's domestic projects and furnishings, they also include an introductory presentation of diverse material — letters, photographs, early sketches and drawings — relating to Saarinen's early life, training and work.
The essays bristled with insights going far beyond the introductory presentations, however.
Introductory presentations can also be found in many undergraduate textbooks on theoretical computer science such as (Hopcroft and Ulman 1979), (Lewis and Papadimitriou 1998), and (Sipser 2006).
IMPAKT gave formal introductory presentations at four ACCHOs and made contact with the local ACCHO at every site.
The workshop included introductory presentations by the organizers, contributed talks on experiences inserting text mining tools into the curation workflow, and a well-attended discussion session.
Also, while parading the virtues of critical thinking or higher-order thinking skills, introductory presentations may disregard the implicit epistemic or nature-of-science lessons.
