The phrase "presented anxiety" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a situation or feeling when someone has become anxious because of something in their present environment or circumstances. For example, "John's family presented him with a huge financial burden, causing him a lot of presented anxiety."
Since anxiety plays an important role in various human machine interaction tasks and can be related to task performance, the presented anxiety-recognition methods can be potentially applied to the design of advanced machines and engineering systems capable of intelligent decision-making while interacting with humans.
In a recent experiment Prehn-Kirstensen and colleges presented anxiety-induced and sport-condition sweat samples to 28 participants and collected fMRI data during presentation.
On the contrary, patients who do not have any negative emotional impact may start to present anxiety and stress when they experience AH.
In a recent study focused on relatives' experience and grieving process after request for organ donation, relatives were followed up for 9 months to complete instruments measuring the risk of presenting anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress symptoms as well as complicated grief.
Indeed the prevalence of CS was higher in women as well as in participants with 4-8 years of formal education and presenting anxiety and depressive disorders.
Patients with an accumulation of psychosocial stressors were more likely to present anxiety, depression, or somatoform disorders, with an increase of 2.2 fold (95% CI = 2.0 to 2.5) for each additional stressor.
A group of 8 euthyroid subjects presenting anxiety and panic condition due to learn-stress at high school or university because of upcoming important examinations were treated with 4 × 1.4 mmol magnesium citrate daily.
Antenatally, 18.8% of pregnant women presented severe anxiety symptoms while 20.2% of women presented severe anxiety symptoms after birth.
At the prenatal phase, 18.5% (n = 74/400) of pregnant women presented severe anxiety symptoms while 24.5% (n = 98/400) presented moderate anxiety symptoms.
Fifteen out of 119 patients (13%) had only depression, 15/119 (13%) presented only anxiety, and 28/119 (23%) had both depression and anxiety.
