The phrase 'preparing for a presentation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase when discussing the steps that someone is taking to prepare for a presentation. For example, "Bob is preparing for a presentation on the new product launch next week."
I had a hectic two days at work and had been up at 6am on Thursday morning preparing for a presentation.
Before the demonstration, Ms. Soltani, a 33-year-old English-literature teacher at a campus of Islamic Azad University who had not been active in politics, had been preparing for a presentation at a conference in Greece.
This chapter covers the basic principles of preparing for a presentation and offers guidelines for the same.
If you're ever preparing for a presentation at General Motors and wondering whether to try and somehow sneak in the phrase "rolling sarcophagus," the answer is no.
2. Complete pre-prepared work If you are given a week to prepare for a presentation, make sure you schedule in plenty of time to do a good job.
What better way to prepare for a presentation (or a stag party) than a shave and a round of Mortal Kombat 3 on an antique leather sofa while downing a double whiskey?
An extensive tribute to Mr. Downes, with excerpts from his broadcasts and anecdotes from friends, is being prepared for a presentation on what is now called the "ChevronTexaco Opera Quiz," Mr. Bronson said.
He was coding in someone else's meeting in July because he had just two hours to prepare for a presentation on a new Smule product, code-named "Project Oke".
The last thing IT wants to do is frustrate the business exec trying to access company data from a hotel room as she tries to prepare for a presentation, or keep the sales guy from accessing product info and hindering a potential sale.
When you're prepared for a presentation, a project, a party, whatever it is, you naturally feel more confident.
Frances was preparing for a work presentation on the morning of the accident.
