The phrase "it can be presented" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the ability or possibility for something to be shown or exhibited. Example: "The data from the experiment can be presented in a variety of ways, including charts, graphs, and tables."
This has led to the creation of new standards for data kept by the House and its committees so that it can be presented online in a way that allows developers to build applications.
Bring clear messages into the acquiring company so it can be presented upwards: give them the presentation you would like them to show their boss!
As we will show in this paper, this context-dependent processing is a very general property of dynamical systems and it can be presented in its simplest form with linear models such as the IF and GIF neuron models.
But, done right, it can be presented as an act of supple pragmatism, putting empathy ahead of dogma.
As for even more recent art history, it can be presented in many ways, including as an information-dense handbook.
It can't be presented in a gallery of art, it can be presented only in Yellowistic chambers.
But it can be present at birth, and there are several underlying conditions affecting the joints and muscles that can increase the risk of developing it.
Natural gas is often found dissolved in oil at the high pressures existing in a reservoir, and it can be present as a gas cap above the oil.
It can be present in dissolved form in water from wells and as gas in the air space above the well water.
The second is, like a primary substance, non-predicable, but it can be present in a subject.
But according to the World Health Organization Ebola can be found in semen for seven weeks and some studies suggest it can be present for up to three months.
