'means of presentation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific way or method of presenting something. For example, "The company used various means of presentation to explain the new product."
That's all there is to it – the means of presentation (and the appreciation of their properties in the first place).
Indeed, the means of presentation, the structural logic of the novel, are as much a part of its meaning as its thematic suggestions.
The nexus of a drama consists in a distinctive relation of material, poetic mood, motif, plot, and means of presentation" (Dilthey 2002, 107).
This parody of realism likes to imagine itself as being in tune with American reality, but it is actually classless (because the very idea of classes fighting it out in the context of real economic struggle is verboten in this discourse), restricted to textuality, and overtly conscious of its means of presentation (and that of the presentation of the authors animating the writing).
This artefact results from the means of presentation.
Medical personnel were informed about the study by means of presentations and flyers containing the inclusion criteria and goals to be achieved.
The course components are taught by means of presentations followed by group activities such as the discussion of case studies and role-playing activities.
Publicity of the study is realized by means of presentations held on national and international congresses.
Results of this study will be disseminated by means of presentations at scientific meetings and peer-reviewed publications.
The mean age of presentation was 5.26 ± 2.5 years (mean ± standard deviation) in group 1 and 5 ± 2 years in group II.
Analyzing all the HCDD cases reported to date (24, including the present case), the mean age of presentation was 58.41 ± 14.32 years with no significant sex predilection (F M = 1.2 1).
