The phrase "presented content" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the information or material that is being shown or shared with an audience. Example: The presenter efficiently delivered the presented content, engaging the audience and keeping them interested throughout the presentation.
Tom Millikin, a spokesman for Procter & Gamble, said he could not comment on any decisions the company had made about the "Family Law" repeats, but he said the show "has occasionally presented content issues for us".
The site presented content in the context of his search.
I have pretty active Twitter & Facebook feeds but was only presented content that I honestly did feel was quite relevant and personalized for me.
According to the lecturer, for most of the students, this was the first time they presented content of a course and used MS PowerPoint.
"People were telling us that they really loved the way we presented content and they loved the information they were getting but that there were times when they knew exactly what they were searching for but still wanted access to our content," Jhunjhnuwala said.
The expected transmission rate obtained by the presented content delivery strategy can be denoted by ({mathcal {R}}left ({n,x} right)), where x=[x ij ] represents the delivery strategy when the j-th user generates a request for the i-th file.
"Every device has its own challenges and opportunities in terms of presenting content.
It's certainly not an unusual way to present content, especially when it comes to health.
Some new Web sites are also presenting content viewable only through a high-speed connection, also known as broadband.
Mozilla's solution is Firefox OS, running web apps, written in the HTML5 programming language already used to present content on the web.
"There's a shift in how we're presenting content, how we're sharing it, how we're talking about it," he said.
