"nice presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to compliment someone on their presentation, for example: "That was a really nice presentation you gave today."
We had a nice presentation lined up.
"This winter has already been a nice presentation of snow.
She has a nice presentation, but it's not really coming from the inside.
This book is a very nice presentation of basic urban material.
He began by reading "A Nice Presentation," a prose poem from his book "Chinese Whispers," from 2002.
"We just want them to look feminine and have a nice presentation so women will be more popular".
"What we've seen is just nice presentations and spreadsheets".
I agree with that, but I still like writing in at least one of the many possible nice presentations.
This helps to harden it and creates a nicer presentation.
"There are spec sheets and press releases and a very nice PowerPoint presentation".
"The architect did a very nice, simple presentation, but nothing is cut in stone, as one says in the architectural engineering field".
