"oral introduction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a verbal introduction or presentation. For example, "The candidate gave an impressive oral introduction at the interview."
Step 2: Brainstorming on factors and actors that impact on the domain challenge is most often the next step, although occasionally a short oral introduction to the baseline domain is presented prior to the creativity session.
By contrast, using ketamine-treated mice, we have demonstrated that oral introduction of a live attenuated strain of V. cholerae induces protection from a lethal dose of V. cholerae [6], a much more convincing monitor of successful mucosal immunity.
Trainees in the intervention group were given an oral introduction to the simulator and the rating scale used for outcome measure.
In the oral introduction the students were given a short presentation of the Web-SP system, the Oral Surgery Simulator and the aim of the seminar.
A brief oral introduction is initially given together with written information describing the trial and implications for the patient in detail.
The oral introduction of phthalophos (Imidan) in a 30 mg/kg dose once on day 9 of pregnancy and the introduction of a 1.5 mg/kg dose daily throughout the course of pregnancy caused increased postimplantation mortality of embryos.
A questionnaire was devised according to the structural elements of an oral presentation: introduction (3 variables), body of the presentation (6 variables) and the end of the presentation (3 variables).
Instruction includes advanced classes on digital tools such as: Refworks, Endnote, Zotero, Adobe Lightbox, Filemaker, text-mining, data, visualization, mining oral histories, introduction to Open Access Journal publishing platforms, scholarly communications, and more.
Oral anticoagulation introduction, antiarrhythmic therapy starting or adjustment, β-blockers titration, and diuretic dosage increasing were the most commonly reported drug therapy changes.
The most common clinical reaction was drug therapy adjustment; oral anticoagulation introduction in patients with asymptomatic atrial fibrillation at high risk for stroke and HF therapy titration were the most clinically significant.
Introduction: Oral implants placed in the maxilla, especially the posterior region, have a lower success rate than those placed in the mandible.
