"pleasure of presenting" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to express enjoyment or satisfaction in presenting something to someone. Example: It was my pleasure of presenting the award to the talented musician for her outstanding performance.
In 1976 he had the pleasure of presenting the Sunday Times Pairs Trophy to his son, Barnet, who topped a star-studded international field.
There is indeed a strong suspicion that Isocrates would lend his talents to any cause whatsoever, merely for the pleasure of presenting it well.
"Waiting in the Wings" provided the additional pleasure of presenting a host of actresses on the far side of 60, from Lauren Bacall to Helen Stenborg, working as a team with contagious delight.
We've even had the pleasure of presenting our work to some of them.
I recently had the fortunate pleasure of presenting at Voto Latino's 4th and final Power Summit of the year in San Jose, California.
(Many years later I had the pleasure of presenting Dukakis at a talk in Madrid and his humanity impressed me -- I omitted telling him how I had voted way back when).
Word has spread among musicians and music lovers of the advantages of the low production costs and the pleasures of presenting and listening to classical music in a casual atmosphere.
It is my pleasure to present, on behalf of the European Cancer Organisation, the education book for the 2013 European Multidisciplinary Cancer Conference.
It is my pleasure to present to you the first issue of Volume 5 of Vietnam Journal of Computer Science (VJCS).
It is our great pleasure to present to you the first issue of Volume 3 of Vietnam Journal of Computer Science (VJCS).
It is our great pleasure to present the special issue of the journal Earth, Planets and Space, entitled "Science of solar system materials examined from Hayabusa and future missions".
