The word "presented" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it to describe a situation in which someone or something has been formally introduced, shown, or given. Example sentence: The new product was presented to the audience at the international conference.
Keneally said her involvement in the proposal came at the "pointy end" and what was presented to her was a bad cabinet minute.
Puppets would be made from available materials, such as old clothes or plastic and the messages presented during public events organised by the young people benefiting from Connecting Classrooms.
The Civil Contingency Act, presented as modernising emergency powers for the age of terrorism, allows ministers in an emergency, which they only have to believe is about to occur, to make practically any provision without reference to parliament.
She was an alcoholic arrested more than 400 times, but clearly found some kindness in the unexpected surroundings of the House of Detention where she made the cushion in 1879 and presented it to the warden.
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"He presented an opinion that [the bank] would be better off targeting an alliance with a player such as Rabobank if it was serious such about pursuing such a major acquisition," Kelly wrote.
As I left the Wolverhampton HQ, Poundland CEO Jim MacCarthy presented me with a bulging collection of gifts, including a range of Chit Chat lipglosses.
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