'offer presentation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that a presentation is being offered to someone. For example, "I am offering you a presentation on the benefits of using our services."
Some of the performers put on displays that play to public stereotypes, but many others offer presentations of such subtlety that the details of their execution are lost on the public.
As evidence, they point to the fact that LGBT-friendly Catholic groups were denied applications to purchase exhibit space or offer presentations.
If you're just starting out, offer presentations at your local rotary club, chamber of commerce, library, university, small business development center, or venue directly related to your work.
The speakers had all had been offered presentation coaching by Mr. Bass and his colleagues on the board of the Long Island Venture Capital Group, which sponsors the event.
Elsewhere the Grizedale Arts &Yangjiang Group offered presentations from food historians and sold bread, milk, chutney and vegetables.
Experts offered presentations and to make a long story short my wife and other parents were unsettled and shaken by all that was said.
Offsite, at the Lakota Nations Education Conference, which was held concurrently with the L.N.I., educators offered presentations about traumatic grief, suicide prevention, and indigenous well-being.
Is it not scandalous that an edifice that is used a few times a season for profit-making events is to receive priority in expenditures of public funds over a world-famous not-for-profit cultural center and tourist magnet that offers presentations every single night of every single year?
A few times a year the club offers presentations from guest speakers.
The afternoon offered presentations from several of Inhofe's "heroes". .
