"office presentations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to an act of presenting information to a group or team in an office setting. For example, "I'm preparing some office presentations for my colleagues on the new project we're starting."
Stick-on screens could be used to host advertisements on shop windows or for office presentations.
Office has been around since 1989, and was originally composed of Word, spreadsheet application Excel, and the progenitor of a million Thursday afternoon office presentations, PowerPoint.
The results were discussed during management meetings where I could propose improvements and solutions to weak performance areas and I found that scientific conferences had prepared me well for office presentations.
Anyway, that icon most closely resembles the icon for Google Presentation, Google's office presentation creation tool.
His partner continued to believe big orders were crucial to profitability and that he could best win those accounts by conducting in-office presentations for corporate prospects across the country.
These in-office presentations by pharmaceutical representatives (PRs) are an important method of promotion for pharmaceutical companies.
DTP includes verbal in-office presentations which are usually accompanied by promotional advertising brochures, free medication samples, and possibly gifts such as meals or other promotional items.
Against the glass wall of the chief operating officer's office lean presentations from a handful of interior design companies showing various high-tech versions of the company's new offices soon to be built in another building a few doors away.
Skin cancer charity Skcin has used a similarly shocking illustration of the ageing effects of the sun in identical twins, one of whom worked outside all her life and one who worked in an office, in presentations.
The authorities said the Ontario County shootings case would be forwarded to the Ontario County district attorney's office for presentation to the grand jury.
Its lobbyists left behind in congressional offices PowerPoint presentations documenting a private Hart Research Associates poll, "Energy and Climate Change Policy," showing that Americans preferred Tillerson's straight carbon-tax idea to cap-and-trade, especially when the differences between the two approaches were explained.
