"Presentation from" is correct and usable in written English.
You would use it when referring to a verbal or written presentation given by someone. Example: John delivered an impressive presentation from his research.
The scheme separates presentation from content.
So what differentiates a good presentation from a bad one?
Download john's PowerPoint presentation from the talk here.
10 minute presentation from each member of the group.
A theatrical presentation from a competing team, The T-Files.
Below is a summary of each presentation from the day.
Republicans said the session began with a grim polling presentation from David Winston, a Republican consultant.
Has there ever been such an alarmist presentation from a Presidential nominee at a Convention?
This lesson and presentation from ARKive explores classification in more detail.
For hours, they read the report until they received their formal presentation from the investigating committee.
"I need a VHS tape of Steve Jobs' presentation from Macworld in 1999," said nobody, ever.
