"presentation complete" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you or someone else has finished a presentation. For example, "The presentation was very successful. Presentation complete."
But he offered viewers a slick presentation complete with elaborate opening graphics.
At 7 Monday night, Mrs. Reynolds and others -- the hardware-store owner, the historian, the mayor -- were sitting on the edges of their opera house seats as Ms. Ryerson began the evening's carefully orchestrated presentation, complete with slides.
And yet, despite the upbeat three-hour presentation, complete with free white wine, elaborate videos and more P.R. handlers than a celebrity party, a tragic picture of Newark's economy emerged.
When he proposed to his wife, he laid everything out first in an elaborate PowerPoint presentation — complete with satellite photos of the exact spot in Rock Creek Park where he planned to drop to one knee.
Dr Matthew Creasy, an English literature lecturer at Glasgow University, says that this year: "Students are required to give a presentation, complete a mid-term exercise and hand in a paper as well as an exam at the end of the year".
One is a presentation, complete with blown-up photographs and a map, showing how nickelodeons, those tiny viewing theaters for early films, bloomed in Manhattan in the early 1900's, with a dense concentration in what was then known as the ghetto on the Lower East Side.
The YouTube presentation completed two weeks of events, hosted by digital media companies, that were intended to help attract money from marketers that might otherwise be spent on the most popular advertising medium of them all, television.
It was all the more puzzling after the wonderfully clear presentations, complete with surtitles, of both Renard and Mavra, which were also directed by Irina Brown.
Unsatisfied with publishing's informal approach to marketing meetings, Patterson had expected corporate-style presentations, complete with comprehensive market-share data and sales trends.
Her poetic, nonnarrative presentations, complete with cones, masks, chalk drawings, taped images and sounds, have the signature feel of the artist's close connection to the earth and mythology.
For background, Qwikis are essentially multimedia presentations, complete with narration.
