The phrase "planned presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it, for example, when writing about someone's upcoming presentation: "Sam is scheduled to give his planned presentation tomorrow."
The producers of the struggling musical "Jane Eyre" are irate about a decision by the producers of the Tony Awards to cut more than half of the musical's planned presentation -- nearly two minutes -- from the CBS broadcast on June 3.
Only limited details of the Vive have been released ahead of a planned presentation by Valve at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco on Wednesday.
After they determined their real purpose, they of course realized that nothing in their currently planned presentation actually delivered the most important point and built a persuasive case to spur their regional sales team to action.
His staging is more visually striking and imaginative than what he came up with for Donizetti's "Anna Bolena," which opened the 2011-12 season, the first installment of the Met's planned presentation of Donizetti's Tudor trilogy, of which "Maria Stuarda" is the second.
Cassidy eventually dropped his planned presentation and took questions, but he was unable to soothe the crowd.
After minimal discussion, in which the task force members were unable to make their planned presentation, Levant called the matter to a voice vote.
Lobbying government officials, starting an activist group on campus, writing letters to people in power positions, staging interventions in situations of gender inequality, planning presentations for your workplace or school and volunteering for a girl-related cause are a few of many ways that you can make your October 11th count.
Student test scores factor into the evaluation, but the teachers are also rated on planning, presentation and whether or not they reach disparate groups of students by exploring material from different vantage points.
Most often, the full board hears a planning presentation and approves the plan as is; on some occasions, one board skeptic may question assumptions or logic but rarely does this member sway the entire board to reject the plan as written.
To place more emphasis on research by the fellows, we have planned oral presentations by postdocs on both days, and the poster sessions are scheduled at a time that will attract greater attendance.
Subsequent conventions have been more formally planned, involving presentations and live music.
